Samsung continues to bet on gaming, even though the South Korean company doesn’t actually have a so-called “gaming phone” yet. It all started last year with the launch of the Galaxy Note 9, which was the first Android smartphone to run Fortnite.

There was a big Fortnite tournament right after Galaxy Note 9 made its debut on the market, which involved Ninja, world’s biggest Fortnite streamer. Also, those who bought the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 were given an exclusive Fortnite skin and all sorts of other in-game freebies.

For this year, Samsung prepared another surprise for gamers. The folks over at SamMobile have just learned that the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ come pre-loaded with Call of Duty: Mobile, a new title published by Activision, which hasn’t been released yet.

However, if you live in Australia or Canada, you can register on the Google Play Store to receive early access to the game. Call of Duty: Mobile doesn’t have an official release date yet, but it might coincide with the Galaxy Note 10 launch, which is set to happen on August 23.

One other aspect that we’ll probably clarify in the coming days is whether or not the game will be exclusive to Note 10/10+ for a limited time. Although we doubt Call of Duty: Mobile is a good enough reason to buy the Galaxy Note 10 or Note 10+, it surely is a nice incentive.