CoD Mobile Season 10 The Hunt: new maps, modes, & more

Brad Norton
CoD Mobile gameplay

Call of Duty Mobile’s massive Season 10 update is finally live, with the developers adding new maps, modes, classes, and Operator skills. Though, there’s still plenty more to come. 

As with each seasonal update, CoD Mobile players are about to receive a huge serving of fresh content. Whether you’re looking for new weapons, new stomping grounds, or new ways to play, the Season 10 update will have you covered.

While the developers previously teased what fans can expect, we now have a few concrete details of what’s in store. Terminal was the first confirmed map as the Modern Warfare 2 classic comes to mobile. 

Season 10 has been given an official title and will be known as the season of The Hunt. Here’s everything you need know to know about the game’s tenth major update.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare Pine
Modern Warfare’s Pine will soon be playable in CoD Mobile.

COD Mobile Season 10 roadmap

Pine was one of the first Gunfight maps included with 2019’s Modern Warfare. Now, it’s making its way to CoD Mobile with the Season 10 update.

The close-quarters map quickly became a fan-favorite in the Infinity Ward release. With a solid layout and equal opportunity for high-ground advantage, it stood out as one of the most refined 2v2 maps.

Mobile players will soon be able to share that same experience as the map will be featured exclusively in Gunfight. This means you won’t find it in any big team battles. It will be restricted purely for teams of two as the new season rolls around and is set to release in late September according to the devs’ roadmap for the season. 

Roadmap for COD Mobile Season 10.
The roadmap lays out what is still to come in COD Mobile Season 10.

New Equalizer Operator Skill in CoD Mobile Season 10

Up next is a brand-new Operator Skill that could just swing the momentum of a match in your favor. The Equalizer skill equips two machine guns with “built-in suppressors for close-quarters combat.”

These beastly weapons can mow down enemies in a flash. There’s no need to reload, movement speed remains faster than ever, and they pack a bigger punch than you might expect. Even from afar, the brief teaser trailer shows how they can pick off enemies in just a few shots.

Headquarters arrives in Season 10

A popular Call of Duty game mode has finally joined CoD Mobile with the start of Season 10. While many iconic modes have been transferred over in previous seasons, it’s now time for Headquarters to join the spotlight.

It functions just the same as it’s console counterpart. You’ll have to control an objective to accumulate points over time. However, while your team controls the headquarter, respawns will be disabled. If the opposing team gains control, it’ll be up to you to wipe them out and destroy the current objective site.

New Hacker Battle Royale class

Last but not least is an all-new class for CoD Mobile’s Battle Royale experience. Players will be able to hack the opposition like never before once it arrives in Season 10.

The new class comes with a few key traits. Firstly, you’ll be able to “black out the minimaps” of enemies in close proximity. Not only that, but opposition nearby will also be unable to use their own gadgets while hacked.

In a few seconds, all nearby electronics can be taken out. Your enemies will have to rely on skill and movement alone while their tech is disabled in the fight.

On top of those most norable additions, the devs have also confirmed that Hardcore mode is set to come towards the end of September, so fans can finally do battle in the most deadly playlist.

There are also set to be new perks – including High Alert – and even an event similar to Season 9 that is all about hunting Makarov – one of CoD’s mot iconic villains.

About The Author

Brad Norton is the Australian Managing Editor at Dexerto. He graduated from Swinburne University with a Bachelor’s degree in journalism and has been working full-time in the field for the past six years at the likes of Gamurs Group and now Dexerto. He loves all things single-player gaming (with Uncharted a personal favorite) but has a history on the competitive side having previously run Oceanic esports org Mindfreak. You can contact Brad at brad.norton@dexerto.com