15 kill gameplay ( cod mobile )

15 kill gameplay ( cod mobile )

The game's two primary modes are multiplayer and battle royale. In each, players can choose to play ranked or non-ranked matches. Apart from standard matchmaking, a private room for both of these modes can also be accessed where players can invite and battle with their in-game friends. The game includes two types of in-game currencies: "Credits", which are earned through playing the game, and "COD Points", which are bought with real-world money. It is possible to play the full game without paying, though some exclusive character and weapon skins can only be bought with COD Points.

Battle Royale:

The game also includes battle royale modes featuring up to 100 players. A player can choose to play alone, on a two-man team, or in a four-man squad. At the start of a game, all players choose an ability from healing to making a launch pad. Once all 100 people are ready, they get aboard a plane that flies in a straight line over the map. This flight path changes every game. Every team is automatically given a jump leader who decides when and where the team will land, however the players can choose not to follow the jump leader and jump on their own if they wish.[8]

Each player starts with a knife as their only weapon. Spread around the map are various weapons, vehicles, and other items which players can find and use to improve their chances of killing enemies while staying alive themselves. The mode has high tier loot zones (marked in yellow on the map) that provide players with better items. The safe zone on the map shrinks as the game progresses, with players who remain outside the safe zone being killed if they stay outside for too long. A player or team wins the game if they are the last one remaining. Battle royale also has limited modes like Sniper Challenge, Battle Royale Alcatraz, Battle Royale Blackout, 20v20 Warfare, and Battle Royale Blitz. The game also features a MP/BR hybrid mode known as Ground War: Skirmish.

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