Call of Duty: Mobile has launched Season 2 Lunar Charge, introducing Starlit Quest, a free month-long global Ramadan event running until March 22, 2026. According to Call of Duty: Mobile’s media alert, this marks the game’s largest Ramadan activation to date and the first time the Holy Month celebration has been activated globally across all modes.
Starlit Quest rewards and gameplay
The Starlit Quest event introduces exclusive Ramadan-themed cosmetics including the Zero – Tranquil Nights operator, AK47 – Luminous weapon skin, The Falcon’s Flight charm, and Azure Splendor avatar. Players can unlock these rewards by completing daily, weekly, and weekend challenges to earn Crescent Keys, the event’s special currency.
Players can also purchase Time Limit Packs using COD Points, though specific pricing wasn’t announced. Bonus Crescent Keys are available through daily morning and night log-ins throughout the event period. The celebration also features two limited-time Lucky Draws, though details on these weren’t provided.
Regional creator partnerships
Call of Duty: Mobile has partnered with regional gaming and lifestyle creators across YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram for a four-week campaign. Gaming creators include Arab Games Network, Nasrat & Walid, P4GAM3R, 7mashaa, Nova San, and PMN, alongside lifestyle personalities Mohamad Adnan, WessamQ, Chef Misho Baeshen, and Chef Aziztime.
These partnerships aim to engage MENA communities with interactive content that brings the spirit of Ramadan to the game. The collaboration highlights the event’s significance for players in the UAE and broader GCC region, following Season 1’s Street Fighter crossover earlier this year.
Global expansion of Ramadan celebration
This year marks the fifth consecutive time Call of Duty: Mobile has celebrated Ramadan, but the first as a global event available across all game modes. Previous celebrations were limited to specific regions, making this expansion significant for the game’s worldwide Muslim player base.
The global rollout comes as mobile gaming continues to grow in the MENA region, with competitors like PUBG Mobile expanding their regional presence through tournaments and local partnerships.
