"Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile Shuts Down"

In a surprising turn of events, *Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile* has been officially removed from both the App Store and Google Play as of May 18th. The game, which launched with high expectations just under a year ago, will no longer receive seasonal updates or new content. Real-money purchases have also been disabled, marking the beginning of the end for this mobile battle royale experience.

For those who already have the game installed, online play will remain accessible—for now. Players can still join matches and enjoy multiplayer modes after May 19th, although social features have been deactivated. There has been no official announcement regarding the final server shutdown date, leaving many to wonder how much longer the game will remain playable.

On the monetization front, the in-game store is still visible but only available to players with existing COD Points balances. No new purchases can be made, effectively freezing all future spending within the title. This move signals a clear wind-down phase for the game, despite its technical success in delivering a console-like Warzone experience on mobile devices.

Redeem Your Unused COD Points in Call of Duty: Mobile

As a silver lining for affected players, Activision has introduced a limited-time opportunity to redeem unused COD Points from *Warzone Mobile* into *Call of Duty: Mobile*. Available until August 15th, this offer allows eligible players to log in using the same Activision account and receive double the value of their remaining COD Points, along with bonus in-game rewards.

Final Access Deadline: May 19th

If you haven’t yet installed or reinstalled *Warzone Mobile* by May 19th, you’ll miss your chance entirely. After this date, the game will no longer be accessible for new or returning players, and no refunds will be issued for previous purchases. This abrupt conclusion serves as a sobering reminder that even top-tier franchises can struggle to find lasting traction on mobile platforms.

For fans looking for alternatives, it might be time to explore other battle royale titles currently thriving on Android. While the mobile Warzone dream may be over, the action is far from finished elsewhere in the genre.