Graphics: Unreal Engine 4 vs Unity Engine
We will not labor this too much, but PUBG Mobile is powdered by the Unreal Engine,
While CoD: Mobile runs on the Unity engine. While, ultimately, this does not hugely matter, Unreal is associated with photo-realistic visuals, while is said that it takes a lot more work to get Unity games to look as polished.
That is one of difference you will immediately spot in these two games.
Graphically they have a very different character. PUBG mobile appears to have a lot more fine details, while CoDM feels Graphically dense, with a lot crammed in, but not quite the same level of clarity.
Gameplay Modes
PUBG is battle Royal. There, we said it. It's been a genre-defining game with many looking to recreate the sort of multiple player battles that it offers With Tencent involved in both games, it's no surprise there are similarities, especially around the controls, which are similar both in layout and on-screen elements.
PUBG feels like it's battle royal first, with a range of Arcade mode second. Those Arcade options in many cases are also battle royale in style, but a little shorter sniper training or mini zone is basically just like an extract of the main game.
CoD: Mobile feels different. It opens with multiplayer instead, a 5 vs 5 battle in smaller areas - crash, kill house, crossfire, Nuketown and hijacked and in a number of different modes-frontline, deathmatch, dominations and search and destroy.
Upgrades and load-outs
One of the big differences between PUBG and CoD is how upgrades work. pubg Mobile is often about costumes, themes, and skins with the ability to start the game wearing a steampunk outfit or dressed like a clown. CoD Mobile is a lot more straight-laced, because you are an operator, going to battle.
CoD: Mobile offers a collection of character styles and some accessory details like the color of your wingsuit or chute, but not the option to choose all your clothes and body features.
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