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Warzone Mobile Controls and Customization guide

Warzone Mobile Controls and Customization guide

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Call of Duty Warzone Mobile is set to release worldwide on 21st March 2024. Check out the guide for Warzone Mobile Controls and Customization

Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile is gearing up for its worldwide launch on March 21st, and with it comes the freedom to conquer the battlefield however you see fit. This guide delves into the three main control methods available: touchscreen, Backbone One controller, and other Bluetooth controllers.

Warzone Mobile Controls Guide

Touchscreen Controls: Intuitive and Customizable

For those who prefer a pure mobile experience, touchscreen controls offer a readily available and surprisingly deep control scheme. A wealth of customization options awaits you within the in-game settings menu. A virtual control stick on the left handles movement, while the right controls aiming and firing (which is automatic by default). A dedicated hip-fire button is absent, so aiming your crosshairs at an enemy unleashes a hail of bullets.

Warzone Mobile Controls and Customization Guide
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The in-game settings menu, accessed by tapping the cog icon, unlocks a treasure trove of control customizations. Each option comes with a handy description, making it easy to understand what each tweak does. Here’s a breakdown of the key settings tabs:

  • Controls Menu: Overview Tab: This is your starting point. You can view and modify your current control set (the arrangement of buttons on-screen), access pre-made control sets (HUD presets), and delve into the “Customize HUD” menu for granular control over every button’s location and behavior.
  • Controls Menu: Gameplay Tab: This tab houses settings that influence gameplay mechanics. New players can stick to the defaults, while veterans seeking a console-like experience can adjust settings like automations, movement controls, combat behaviors, interaction options, and gyroscope functionality (for those seeking even more precise aiming).

The Interface tab allows you to customize HUD elements like combat displays, movement adjustments, and alert settings. Finally, the Sensitivity tab grants complete control over your movement, ADS (Aim Down Sights), and controller sensitivity for a truly personalized experience.

Backbone One Controller: Transforming Your Mobile Device

Backbone One Controller: Transforming Your Mobile Device
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Backbone One offers a console-like experience by attaching directly to your iPhone or Android device. This “snap-in” controller boasts both USB-C and Lightning connectors for a lag-free connection and supports a wide variety of phone cases thanks to included magnetic adapters. The game has officially partnered with Backbone, offering an optimized controller experience across all Backbone One controllers.

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Additional Controller Support: Play Your Way

The third control method utilizes various Bluetooth-supported controllers, including popular options like the Xbox Wireless Controller and Sony PlayStation DualShock controllers. The pairing process is straightforward, typically involving enabling Bluetooth on your phone and selecting the controller from the available devices list.

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While most menu navigation remains touch-controlled, the game seamlessly transitions to full controller functionality once your match begins. It’s important to note that, at launch, players using touch controls or any type of controller will be matchmade together. The developers plan to evaluate potential future changes to matchmaking and competitive play based on control methods.

Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile will be available to play worldwide on March 21, 2024. Join in and pre-register for free now by clicking here

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