Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile drops you and dozens of other players onto a battlefield that keeps shrinking, scavenging weapons and gear while the last squads standing fight it out. That push-and-shoot tension is the whole appeal, but the real game needs a sizeable install and a phone that can handle it. We wanted that same feeling without any of that, so we built Frontline Drop, a small first-person shooter that loads right here in this page. Free, no install, no signup, and the round starts the moment you click.
Play Frontline Drop now
Tap to drop in. Best played with sound on.
How to play
On a keyboard, WASD moves and the mouse looks around; click or press space to fire. On a phone, the pad in the bottom left moves you, dragging anywhere else turns your view, and the FIRE button in the bottom right shoots.
Today’s arena is generated from the date, so everyone gets the same layout, the same cover, and the same three to five defenders until midnight. Push between crates, watch for muzzle flashes, and take defenders down before the glowing safe zone closes around you. Stray outside it and a timer starts draining before it costs you any health, so you get a real chance to sprint back in.
Your best score and daily streak are saved on your device, and nothing you do here ever leaves your browser.
How it compares to Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile
Frontline Drop keeps the core rhythm of a battle royale round: drop in, fight from cover, and survive a map that keeps getting smaller. Rounds last about a minute, kills and survival time add up to your score, and dying is almost always a positioning mistake rather than bad luck. That immediacy is what we tried to preserve.
What we left out is nearly everything else that makes Warzone Mobile a full game. There is no loadout progression, no weapon or gear customization, no squads, no voice chat, no cosmetics, and no battle pass. You play alone against a handful of AI defenders on one small map we built, not against real opponents across the sprawling maps the real game ships with.
If a minute of shooting from cover sounds like enough, Frontline Drop is free and instant. If you want real multiplayer, a full weapon system, and the scale Warzone Mobile is built around, the real thing is the only way to get it, and it is worth the download for that alone.
Get the full game
Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile is free on Android, with the same battle royale map and weapon progression the franchise is known for, plus optional in-app purchases for cosmetics.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile in a browser?
Not the real game. Warzone Mobile requires installing the official app on Android or iOS to play. Frontline Drop, the game on this page, is our own original shooter that runs entirely in the browser, inspired by the same battle royale loop.
Is this the real Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile?
No. Frontline Drop is an original game we built from scratch, inspired by the battle royale genre that Warzone Mobile helped popularize on phones. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Activision in any way. All art, sound, and code are our own, and the download links above point to the official app.
Is it free?
Completely. There are no ads, no purchases, and no account required. Your scores and streak live in your browser’s local storage and are never sent anywhere.
Does it work offline?
Once the page loads, the game makes no further network requests, so a dropped connection will not interrupt a round. Warzone Mobile itself needs a live connection throughout, since every match runs on its servers.
How long is a round?
Each round runs about 75 seconds, long enough for a few real fights but short enough to jump straight into another one. Dying or running out the clock ends the round and shows your score immediately, with a one-tap restart.
