Emily Irish

Mobile Warzone Winds Down: Server Support Ends in April 2026

Activision has announced the end of server support for its mobile Warzone game, a move that will leave the mobile experience unreachable in a little under two months. This news comes after a period of reduced updates and support that began last May.

Last May, the mobile version of a popular battle game was pulled from digital storefronts worldwide following the halt of new content releases. Often, when developers scale back live updates and support, a full shutdown is not far behind, and that is the scenario unfolding now.

The company disclosed that by April 17, 2026, the servers for the mobile experience will be completely offline. Even though dedicated players have continued to check in regularly, the inability for new enthusiasts to download or access the game over the past nine months has been a significant indicator of its winding down.

Before it was delisted from app stores in May 2025, several service alterations were made. These included stopping the roll-out of seasonal events and gameplay updates, as well as ending social interactions and in-app purchase options using real money. Ultimately, it was decided that the mobile adaptation, despite its authentic approach, did not achieve the level of success seen on other platforms such as PC and consoles.

For those who are looking for a similar gaming experience, the recommendation is to try out Call of Duty Mobile as an alternative.