Aimllama lets you play Call of Duty: Mobile on your own Android phone with a keyboard and mouse, or cast to a Windows PC. It ships with a starting layout for the game: 12 controls on foot and 6 in a vehicle, placed over the stock HUD. No root, no emulator, no modified game: the game runs on your phone, on your own account, exactly as it always has.
What the starting layout maps
The on-foot layout puts WASD on the movement joystick and the mouse on the look area, then covers a multiplayer round: fire on the left mouse button (a tap aims down sights), the scope on the right, sprint lock, jump, crouch and slide, prone, reload, the operator skill, the lethal and tactical grenades, weapon switch and the mini-map. The vehicle layout, used in Battle Royale, switches to drive, reverse and brake, turn left and right, the turret and exit-vehicle, with the look area kept for the camera. Every control is a chip you can drag, because the positions are starting points for a default HUD and yours may differ. Save once and the layout is remembered.
Switching layouts mid-match
The two layouts live in slots 1 and 2. On the PC, F1 and F2 swap between them; on the phone, the situation tabs on the in-game panel do the same. The switch is instant and the game does not notice. A third slot is free for a layout of your own, such as one tuned for sniping. The free tier includes one layout per game; Pro fills all three.
Phone alone, or cast to a PC
With a Bluetooth or USB-OTG keyboard and mouse the phone works on its own, with Aimllama’s in-game panel reachable from an edge tab. Linked to the Windows app, the PC hosts the lowest-latency control path and mirrors the game to your monitor with the game’s audio; the phone keeps rendering the game, which is why nothing is emulated. Linking is one QR scan or a USB cable, and the setup guide covers it in five minutes.
What it will never do
Aimllama does not read the screen for enemies, does not detect targets and does not move your aim. It maps the inputs you make to touches and can switch layouts when the screen state changes, and that is the whole of its awareness of the game. Whether Call of Duty: Mobile’s publisher permits keyboard-and-mouse play is the publisher’s rule and your responsibility to check; our terms of use say so. Call of Duty is a trademark of its owner; Aimllama is not affiliated with it.
Does it work with my custom HUD?
The starting layout assumes the game’s default button positions. If you have rearranged the HUD in the game’s own editor, open Aimllama’s editor once, drag each chip onto your button and save.
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