Call of Duty Update: Mobile new public test beta released; Check features, download link here

Call of Duty: Not Just PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) but famous shooter video game called Call of Duty is also getting hits and attracting millions of gamers around the world with its new updates. To give more competition to PUBG, Activision has introduced the latest public test build for Call of Duty: Mobile for Android and iOS. It brings with it several new features that testers will be able to access before a stable update is rolled out for the public.

Call of Duty Mobile is rolling out new amazing features including, multiplayer maps, Bull Charge Operator Skill, new Night Modes, and more. According to a report from the BGR India, this is a beta build, and it is likely that Activision finally decides to drop some of these features from the final release.

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Here's how to download the latest public test build of Call of Duty: Mobile for Android, iOS: Gamers must note that Activision allows only a limited number of players that can test the test build. The limit for 64bit version of the build on Android is 20,000 players, while that for 32bit version (Android) is 10,000 respectively.

So, interested gamers need to download the test build soon in order to be able to play it. Of course, iOS users will need to have Apple’s TestFlight app to try out the game’s Public Test Build.  To download Call of Duty: Mobile Public Test Build for Android, click on this link:' https://bit.ly/2ZtB5ei', and for iOS TestFlight: 'https://testflight.apple.com/join/9KlGoNNe'.

According to the reports, New maps including Shipment 2019 and Shoot House are a part of the Call of Duty: Mobile latest public test build. Among key features is a Bull Charge operator skill that is essentially a full-body shield. Another feature is the Napalm scorestreak, which will be available in the future.

It is also among the most expensive score streak in the game as it will cost 1,800 consecutive points. It can be used to deploy to throw napalm on the ground and light it on fire in order to destroy enemies, the report said.