In a surprising turn of events, *Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile* is being permanently removed from both the App Store and Google Play Store after just under a year on the market. As of May 18th, 2025, the game is no longer available for download or reinstallation, marking the beginning of its official shutdown phase. Activision has announced that no further seasonal updates or new content will be released, effectively placing the mobile battle royale title into maintenance mode.
For players who already have the game installed, online access remains active—at least for now. Multiplayer matchmaking and live gameplay features are still functional post-May 19th, though key social functions have been disabled. There has been no official announcement regarding when server support will fully end, leaving current players in a sort of digital limbo.
On the monetization front, real-money purchases have been turned off entirely, and the in-game store will only remain accessible to those who already possess COD Points. No new points can be purchased, effectively halting any further investment into the game’s economy.
This decision comes as a major setback for fans hoping to enjoy a full-featured mobile version of the popular battle royale experience. Despite Activision’s claims of successfully adapting *Warzone* for mobile platforms, the game seemingly struggled to resonate with the broader mobile audience at the same level as its PC and console counterparts.
However, there is some good news for players holding onto unused COD Points. Until August 15th, 2025, you can transfer your leftover points into *Call of Duty: Mobile* by simply logging in with the same Activision account used in *Warzone Mobile*. Not only will your remaining points carry over, but you’ll also receive double their original value along with additional exclusive rewards—making this transition slightly more rewarding.
If you haven’t yet reinstalled or downloaded *Warzone Mobile* by May 19th, this is your final opportunity. After this date, access to the game—and any unredeemed progress or currency—is permanently lost. No refunds are being offered, and the game will become entirely inaccessible once servers eventually shut down.
This marks a sobering conclusion to what was once seen as a bold move to expand the *Call of Duty* universe into mobile gaming. It serves as a reminder that even the most recognizable franchises must still earn their place within the competitive mobile landscape.
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