Review of Call Of Duty Mobile Vietnam game by VNG

Call Of Duty Mobile (CoDM), after a very long time providing it to other markets, has now arrived in Vietnam through game publisher VNG.

After just a few days of launch, the number of people downloading CodM game has ranked top in both Google Play and AppStore application stores. So what is so attractive about this game? And what is the minimum required configuration to play? Please join us to find out in this article!

Read more:

#1. Minimum configuration of Call Of Duty Mobile

The device requires the use of an operating system from iOS 9 or higher and configuration from iPhone 6 or higher for iPhone. However, the iPhone 6 is not part of the recommended usage list that VNG offers, and it is also quite laggy when playing.

That means from iPhone 6S to iPhone 11 Pro Max, including iPhome SE and SE 2020, you can still play this game well. But to get the most out of the game’s graphics, you need at least an Apple A11, which means iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X or higher.

For Android operating system, requires Android 5 or higher, 2GB Ram and chip from Snapdragon 625 or higher to be able to play with minimum graphics.

To fully exploit the game’s graphics, you need a Snapdragon 835 chip or higher, and 4GB of RAM or more.

I don’t know about other chips, but mid-range or higher is fine. As for devices with chips in the low-cost segment, you probably shouldn’t try too hard.

Some machines you should choose to play:

#2. My personal review about Call Of Duty Mobile Vietnam (CodM)

This is a game that I have played for a long time from another server, and I have to admit that this is a good game.

Call Of Duty Mobile game produced by Activation, Timi and Tencent, published by Garena in Asia and published by VNG in Vietnam, the game received the Best Mobile Game award in 2019.

After experiencing the game on my iPhone 6S and Google Pixel 2, I noticed the following:

The game is quite well optimized, does not consume too much RAM, operations can be called quite smooth, and the interface is also easy to see.

Regarding gameplay, CodM tends towards high-paced PvP combat, relatively smooth gameplay, reasonable gun recoil, and some special functions that are activated when there is a down sequence are quite unbalanced in the game.

Battle Royale mode also has 100 players, only one Map, and has additional interesting features compared to PUBG Mobile. FPS is quite stable when running or even when fighting.

About Audio: The stereo sound of footsteps and gunfire is quite bad, the sound field is narrow, the footsteps and gunfire of teammates and enemies are identical.

A few other factors:

The device heats up very quickly while playing at high graphics levels.

Hacking is widespread and difficult to control.

Most items must be recharged to buy with CP.

It seems that many gamers were worried about the fate of this game in Vietnam when it came to VNG, and that worry seems to have come true with the current situation: Hacking and Bloodsucking.

VNG has done quite well with PUBG Mobile, although there are still a lot of hacks, but due to the nature of a Battle Royale game, they cannot attract blood because the gameplay is not Pay to Win like Free Fire.

CodM is also not Pay to Win, but the game mainly directs players to PvP matches rather than Battle Royale, so they still have a reason to extort money from players.

And with the frequency of 2 hacked matches out of 5 PvP matches every night I play, this rate can be said to be very high. You can also hack on both jailbroken Android and iOS :((

#3. Conclude

The above is Some of my personal opinions about the game Call of duty Mobile Vietnam by VNG. Do you think this is the most popular FPS game in Vietnam this year?

Please leave your opinion about this game, as well as rate the game through your actual experiences for everyone to discuss!

Collaborator: Nam Hoang – Blogchiasekienthuc.com