Last week, Activision staged a full release of the long-awaited Call of Duty Warzone Mobile. But despite all the hype surrounding the premiere, the title failed to noticeably overtake its predecessor.
According to the analytical service AppMagic , in 4 days Warzone Mobile brought its authors 1.4 million dollars (1.6 million in 5 days, if you count the early launch, 2.2 million taking into account various tests). The figure sounds impressive, but it’s worth considering that during the same period, Call of Duty Mobile earned $4.2 million, and in the first week – 17.7 million (and was downloaded more than 100 million times).
As for mobile Warzone, gamers from the United States are investing the most in the game so far – they spent 1.1 million on the title (47% of total fees). A much smaller, but still significant contribution to Activision’s wallets was made by residents of Chile (202 thousand dollars), as well as Australia and Germany (about 360 thousand dollars).
