Firing Range Firing Range: Ī classic from the original Black Ops, Firing Range is both a boon and foil for everyone. Scrapyard Scrapyard: īorrowed from the acclaimed second installment of Modern Warfare, this is a relatively straightforward map in COD Mobile where good aim alone can win you the game. It's important to mind your step, or you might fall to an unexpected death.
The latest addition to COD Mobile's ever-growing catalogue, Highrise has stunning views of both day and night in Manhattan, and gives off a secret-agent vibe as you run around office spaces. If you are a sniper, this isn't the map for you. Small and cramped, this map is great for quick, high-intensity matches, with players being required to constantly be on the move. Comprising of complex alternate routes, it often becomes impossible to discern where the enemy is coming from in this COD Mobile map. Situated on the summit of the beautiful Mount Yamantau in USSR, once you get past the visuals, Summit becomes an increasingly difficult challenge to overcome. It's size makes it a nightmare during Hardline games in COD Mobile. Raid Raid: Īnother descendant of Black Ops II, Raid is a map of both vast, open spaces and small hidden corners, suiting players of all styles. Not too big, nor too small, this perfectly symmetrical map is one of the most balanced maps for the Domination game mode, and an extremely challenging arena for Search and Destroy players in COD Mobile. Reminiscent of Call of Duty: Black Ops II, this old favourite is a huge map that enables a more tactical style of gameplay, benefiting snipers and campers.
Here's a full list of all multiplayer maps in COD Mobile
These maps not only make the gaming experience better, but ensure that players always have something new to explore in this game, meaning boredom isn't an option. While COD Mobile might have arrived late to the party as compared to other online multiplayer shooting games, it has introduced an elaborate set of maps which are both diverse and detailed.
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