Well, after waiting for quite some time (one month) since the game was released to iOS fans, Android is now getting its long awaited taste of Call of Duty: Strike Team. With a vigorous focus on mobile gaming for phones and tablets, the game offers a ton of action packed sequences with some extra features never before seen in the Call of Duty brand.
Call of Duty: Strike Team delivers an all-new, first-person and third-person Call of Duty experience built from the ground up for mobile and tablet devices. Fully customize your squad’s loadouts and abilities before leading them into combat in diverse gameplay environments. Call of Duty®: Strike Team features the revolutionary ability to dynamically switch from run-and-gun first-person view to reconnaissance and coordinated squad attacks in third-person view.
The year is 2020. Tensions run high amongst the world’s superpowers. In a surprise attack, the U.S. finds themselves in a war with an unknown enemy. Your mission is to lead a Joint Special Operations Team in a global effort to hunt down those responsible.
Play your way. Switch between first-person and third-person action at almost any time. Strategically customize the members of your squad with weapons, perks or body armor.
The game offers a competitive “campaign” and “survival” mode, allowing one to engage in single-player action with tons of cinematic effects with the added ability to test your skills by fighting your way through enemy territory as you compete with friends and family thanks to Activision’s built in Call of Duty community leaderboard options.
However, be warned. It’s recommended you ensure your device can handle the hefty 2 GB download required before you go dropping the $7 dollar price tag on the game. Ready to give it a go? Check out the video, pics and download links below to get your mobile gaming on. Feel free to drop a comment or two in the comments section below with what you think.
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