Pubg Vs. Call Of Duty (Gaming Hunters Post 1)

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds(PUBG) is an online multiplayer battle royale game developed and published by PUBG Corporation, a subsidiary of South Korean video game company Bluehole whereas Call Of Duty(COD) is a first-person shooter video game franchise published by Activision.

Both games have millions of daily active users and are looking to draw on an element of realism to some degree while giving its users a blend of intense combat, variety, and different gameplay modes and massive multiplayer action.

In Gamingwolfs, we are going to discuss some differences that make both the games popular within the public in their own way.

Gameplay

According to Gamingwolfs knowledge, COD steamrolls PUBG Mobile when it comes to gameplay. To begin with, you get two different forms of shooting in COD -- an automatic firing mode that will suit every casual player, and an advanced, lock 'n load mode that hardcore shooter enthusiasts will likely find more to their taste. More importantly, there is no option for users to choose between the two in PUBG Mobile, which is important while considering mainstream games such as these.

Then, come the matches themselves. While a typical Team Deathmatch or a conventional Battle Royale bout lasts for nearly 30 minutes in PUBG Mobile, each round in CoD's team matches, ranging across a wide variety of types, typically lasts for just 7 minutes. This gives a huge boost to the game's

overall pace and playability, leading to more frequent intervals in which you feel like playing it. The game is fast-paced, brief, spontaneous and intuitive, with a wide range of controls -- primary gun, secondary gun, ancillary drone support, special weapons, and grenades all arranged very ergonomically.

Graphics

Not only does COD look better, but it is also lighter on resources. Gamingwolfs states that the result comes via lesser dropped frames, better realism and reflections, more scrutinized details, and interesting elements like a slow-mo kill cam, which works smoothly even in non-flagship phones. 

While PUBG Mobile has improved in leaps and bounds, and COD comes with its own set of glitches,

the latter still produces better aesthetics than PUBG Mobile's terrain-driven gameplay, thanks to much of COD's finer, more intricate character details to boot.

PUBG Mobile is powered by the Unreal Engine, while COD Mobile runs on the Unity Engine.

Maps

PUBG's maps in the classic Battle Royale mode offer different terrains. These change the way you play. For instance, Sanhok is smaller and is mostly a tropical island. Hence, you notice faster gameplay with a lot of 'snakes'.

 Miramar is a large desert, so the gameplay is slow, and starts becoming a sniper showdown as you reach the end. This is a battle that is actually too close to call, for we are actually fans of both the sets of maps that these games have on offer. While Gamingwolfs prefer COD for its layered but compact form factor, we like PUBG's maps for the intricacy and strategies require in it to advance.

Upgrades And Loadouts

PUBG Mobile is often about costumes, themes, and skins with the ability to start the game wearing a steampunk outfit or be dressed as a clown. COD Mobile offers a collection of character styles and

some accessory details like the color of your wingsuit.

In PUBG you start with no weapons in a battle royale, while CODM gives you a knife and some skills, so you can do a little more from the get-go. 

But playing arcade modes you get a lot more freedom from COD. You'll get the chance to choose and upgrade weapons and choose your loadout-with the option to have a variety of load-outs you can change to suit help.

Game Modes

Gamingwolfs tells the main reason why anyone would want to play Call Of Duty is the various multiplayer modes that it offers. The popular ones that have been used, and the ones which are surely going to be enjoyed the most, happen to be Deathmatch, Free-for-all, Domination, Frontline and Search and Destroy. 

In comparison, PUBG mobile also has several modes, but none of them has the adrenaline pumping experience as COD. The closest one can get to getting fast-paced action is on War Mode, and even that forces you to annoyingly jump from the plane every time you die.

Overall Better

There is no doubt, that with better gameplay mechanics, excellent graphics, a more intuitive range of gameplay and thoroughly enjoyable maps, it is Call of Duty: Mobile that takes the cake in terms of these two behemoths (especially a large and powerful organization) games by Tencent. 

While PUBG Mobile does better with the collectibles and costumes, this is only an ancillary factor, and when it comes to the core game, we find ourselves rooting for Call of Duty: Mobile through and through, at least with where the two games stand right now.

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