In a surprising move, Activision has officially yanked Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile from both iOS and Android app stores, sending shockwaves through the gaming community!

This drastic decision, announced just last week, stems from the realization that the game's performance simply "did not meet expectations," despite the company’s hopes for its success. As of May 18, players searching for the game will find it missing from their app stores.

But don’t worry if you’re among the lucky players who already downloaded it; your game and servers are still up and running! However, brace yourself—there will be no new content or updates coming your way, and attempts to spend real money in-game will be futile.

Activision explained their decision on their support page, stating, "We're proud of the accomplishment in bringing Call of Duty: Warzone to mobile in an authentic way, [but] it has not resonated with mobile-first players as we had hoped, mirroring its success on PC and console platforms."

For those who managed to snag the game before its disappearance, you’ll still enjoy features like cross-progression and shared inventories. However, there's a catch—any leftover CoD points will be stuck; you can only use them for existing content in the mobile store since purchasing additional items or CoD points with real cash is off the table.

Moreover, Activision made it clear that players looking for refunds on any previously purchased in-game content will be left empty-handed. This unexpected twist has left players reeling, as they come to terms with the end of Warzone Mobile.

As the gaming world watches closely, one question looms large: Is this the end for Call of Duty on mobile, or can we expect something even bigger in the future?