Call of Duty Mobile vs Garena Free Fire comparison: Here's all you need to know about these battle royale games

Not just PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) but other games like Call of Duty Mobile and Garena Free Fire are also continuously gaining popularity among gamers at the global level when we talk about the best battle royale games. After PUBG Mobile ban in India, both Garena Free Fire and Call of Duty: Mobile have huge audiences in India and have been seeing steady growth in esports industry.

Both of these are competitors in the battle royale genre, with similar core mechanics but with vastly different physics, graphics and more. They even have different device requirements. This article will provide you details about these two famous battle royale games.

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Call of Duty Mobile vs Free Fire: Here's all you need to know

According to a report from BGR India, Call of Duty: Mobile requires 2GB of RAM, whereas Free Fire requires 1GB of minimum RAM with 2GB being recommended. Also,  Call of Duty: Mobile has a download size of 1.95GB on Android, and Free Fire has a minimum download size of 680MB. Gamers should note that Call of Duty: Mobile requires Android version 5.1 or above to run, iOS requirements are not stated; Free Fire requires Android 4.1 or above, and or iOS 8.0 or above.

Both the games share the same battle royale dynamics but have totally different gameplay physics. The movement of players and the handling of guns feels more animated and easier in Free Fire, whereas, in Call of Duty: Mobile the controls are a bit difficult as they are more realistic with heavy recoil and strength shaping. Call of Duty: Mobile allows 100 players to take part at once, whereas, Free Fire limits the number to 50 players.

Due to this, the maps are larger and the matches are longer in Call of Duty: Mobile. A usual battle royale match takes around 30 minutes to complete, which is comparatively much longer than the 10 minutes it takes to finish a Free Fire map. Free Fire has a lot of playable characters, which make the battleground more lively. Whereas, all of the characters in Call of Duty: Mobile look quite similar except for a few special skins.