Call Of Duty Online Is Shutting Down In China Eddie Makuch Call of Duty Online, a free-to-play game for China that originally launched in 2015, is closing down. Tencent, which operates the game there, announced that the game will close, and users will be encouraged to move over to Call of Duty Mobile. Niko Partners' Daniel Ahmad relayed the information. Citing an official announcement, Ahmad said it came down to "declining revenue and lack of renewal from Activision." The game will close at the end of August. Tencent will be shutting down Call of Duty Online in China at the end of August. The F2P PC game for China launched in 2015 and was fairly successful. Declining revenue and lack of renewal from Activision will see the game close. Users will be pushed towards CODM instead. pic.twitter.com/pBMQ05N32x — Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) May 31, 2021 Call of Duty Online players will get items for Call of Duty Mobile to help ease the transition. Ahmad said Call of Duty Online was "fairly successful" in China during its run. Continue Reading at GameSpot https://ift.tt/eA8V8J