Call of Duty Mobile

Why we say take care

Call of Duty: Mobile is a free-to-play first-person shooter featuring multiplayer modes, battle royale, and zombie modes. It's the mobile version of the popular console franchise, featuring realistic weapons and military combat scenarios.

• Realistic ViolenceUnlike cartoon shooters, Call of Duty features realistic weapons, blood effects, and combat scenarios.
• Unmoderated Voice ChatTeam modes include voice chat with players of all ages, often featuring profanity and toxic behavior.
• Mature CommunityThe player base skews older and the culture can be unwelcoming to younger players.
• MonetizationBattle passes, weapon skins, premium currency, and randomized crates and Lucky Draws push purchases.

Talk about it

• “Who do you usually end up playing with, people you know or random squads?It shows you how much of their time is spent with strangers, which tells you whether voice chat should stay off.
• “What do you do when a teammate starts yelling or saying something nasty?It lets you agree on muting and leaving the match before it happens, so it isn't a big deal when it does.
• “What's in the Lucky Draws you've been looking at, and what does a full set cost?Working out the real price together makes the randomized draws easier to talk about than a flat no.
• “When do you usually play, and when do you want to stop?It sets up a playtime limit you agree on, instead of one you have to police.

Settings to change first

This game is not recommended for children. If a teen plays: keep the microphone muted, mute teammates they don't know, play with friends only, and set a daily time limit in Screen Time or Family Link.

The complete Call of Duty Mobile parent guide, with age-by-age settings, is part of the Family plan.