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It's been about a month since we saw the official release of the Call of Duty phenomenon with the attribute Mobile for all mobile platforms. It was already clear on the first day that this game would be extremely successful. It immediately moved to the first place in the list of the most downloaded games, where it has remained until now. The developers couldn't be more satisfied with the success of Call of Duty: Mobile, because even after a month of downloads, the game has a big lead over the "two" and "three" in the form of PUBG and Fortnite, respectively. Since its release, Call of Duty: Mobile has had over 148 million downloads, which is the second best result in history, after Pokémon GO.

The mobile version of Call of Duty was downloaded on average almost 5 million times per day (totaling in App Store a Google Play). 24 million downloads were made on the very first day the game was available. 16% of all downloads were made in the United States, where, among other things, players are very fond of spending on microtransactions. Specifically, the game has currently earned the developers $54 million, with almost $23 million coming from America. After a few weeks of launch, the game continues to hold the top spot in the charts. For example, Fortnite had only 35 million downloads in the first month after launch (only from App The store, because in Google Play not available). PUBG earned nearly 61 million downloads in its first month after launch (App Store a Google Play), which is half as much as Call of Duty: Mobile. CoD: Mobile recorded the aforementioned 148 million downloads in its first month.

Anyone who has at least tried Call of Duty: Mobile knows that this success is definitely deserved. The game itself perfectly depicts what today's mobile phones are capable of. A few days ago, we also informed you that CoD: Mobile should receive support for game controllers, which could increase the awareness and popularity of the game several times over. ProHave you also fallen for the phenomenon called Call of Duty: Mobile, or are you not impressed by the game? Let us know in the comments

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