Activision has released the highly anticipated first-person shooter game, "Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile," which is now accessible on both Android and iOS platforms. This launch comes four years after the introduction of the original Warzone game by the studio.

Players should ensure they have approximately 8GB of free space on Android devices and 10GB on iOS devices before downloading and playing the game.

However, additional storage may be required as developers introduce new content over time.

In contrast to "Call of Duty: Mobile," "Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile" supports cross-progression, allowing players to link their existing COD account to unlock in-game rewards across all platforms.

This includes synchronization of weapons, blueprints, skins, cosmetics, friend lists, chat channels, and Battle Pass progression across PC, console, and mobile platforms.

The game currently offers four modes: Battle Royale, Rebirth Resurgence, Mobile Royale, and Most Pit. While the first three are battle royale modes, the last one is a multiplayer mode.

"Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile" features two iconic maps – Verdansk and Rebirth Island.

The Battle Royale and Mobile Royale modes take place in Verdansk with player capacities of 120 and 78 players, respectively, while Rebirth Resurgence involves nine squads of four players each on the action-packed Rebirth Island.

Additionally, the game includes popular multiplayer maps such as Shipment, Shoot House, and Scrapyard.

As part of the festive offerings, "Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile" will host mobile-exclusive events, starting with Operation: Day Zero, scheduled to begin tomorrow, offering players the opportunity to earn EP and individual rewards.

While the gameplay mechanics are similar to the console and PC versions of Call of Duty: Warzone, the mobile game boasts smooth controls akin to "Call of Duty: Mobile."

Players can adjust visual settings from minimum to peak, with visual fidelity improving with playtime. The game also supports uncapped FPS for high-end phones, adjustable field of view, custom loadouts, and weapon upgrades, similar to its predecessor, "Call of Duty: Mobile."

System requirements for "Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile" include iOS 16 and above for iPhone 8 or later, and Android devices must have a minimum of 4GB RAM and Adreno 618 or newer GPU.

These requirements are relatively modest, making the game accessible to most smartphones launched in 2019 or later, albeit potentially on lower settings.