Unofficial Call of Duty: Black Ops II Mobile Port With Multiplayer and Zombies Gets an Update
Developer SoldadoGhost has released an update for T6 Requiem, an unofficial Android port of Call of Duty: Black Ops II with multiplayer and zombies modes.
Beta version 2.1.0 reworks the interfaces for both modes and fixes several bugs that made the shooter difficult to play on smartphones.
According to SoldadoGhost, the update fixes random crashes in online matches, aiming problems, and an issue that caused on-screen buttons to “break” after a controller was connected. The developer also addressed locked classes and made minor performance improvements.

The port supports both touch controls and external controllers. SoldadoGhost also says players can play with users of unofficial Wii U and Nintendo Switch versions, and the developer plans to add PC crossplay soon.
Players need their own Steam copy of Black Ops II, including the multiplayer and zombies mode files, to run the port. The developer lists a Snapdragon 765 processor with Adreno 620 graphics, 6 GB of RAM, and a 64-bit Android device with Vulkan support as the recommended minimum.
Source: iXBT.games
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