Call of Duty: Mobile Season 7 brings T-800 and T-1000 in Terminator 2 crossover

Activision and TiMi Studio Group have launched Season 7 of Call of Duty: Mobile, titled "Terminated," headlined by an official crossover with Terminator 2: Judgment Day. The update went live in August and brings cybernetic operators, new weapons, additional multiplayer modes, and a refreshed map to the mobile shooter.

The centerpiece of the collaboration is the supersized "It Goes Two" store bundle. Unlocking both the T-800 and the liquid metal T-1000 operator skins upgrades them from Epic to Legendary rarity and lets players swap between the human and mimetic forms during matches and in the lobby. The bundle includes custom lobby animations, a Holo Watch kill counter, and two Legendary weapon blueprints: the HS0405 Final Judgement pump action shotgun and the BP50 Mimetic Execution assault rifle.

Alongside the paid offer, a seasonal Terminator 2 event lets players collect Cyberdyne Tech to earn more than 15 rewards, capped by the Blackjack Endoskeleton operator skin. This gives free-to-play users a meaningful slice of the crossover content, even if the headline operators are tied to the premium bundle.

Season 7 also introduces the Cronen Squall, a hard-hitting assault rifle available through the free Battle Pass at tier 21, offering low recoil and a steady rate of fire. Battle royale players gain access to the new Overload class, which equips a Shock Stick to disrupt enemy attacks and create openings in firefights.

Multiplayer adds two new modes: Operator Skill Overdrive, a free-for-all mode built around collecting and fusing operator skills to create powerful combinations, and Hardpoint: Mayhem, which assigns players unique roles and shakes up the traditional Hardpoint formula. The map rotation also gets a refresh with an updated version of the classic Nuketown, a fan-favorite arena that has appeared across the Call of Duty franchise for years.

The Season 7 update continues the game's pattern of high-profile pop-culture crossovers, following previous collaborations with franchises like Rambo and Die Hard. With the Terminator 2 tie-in, Activision aims to attract both longtime fans of the mobile title and newcomers drawn by the iconic sci-fi IP. The blend of nostalgia-driven content and fresh gameplay mechanics is designed to keep the player base engaged as the mobile battle royale and multiplayer scene grows increasingly competitive.