Uplink is a game mode featured in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, Black Ops III, Infinite Warfare, and Mobile. It is similar to One Flag CTF from Call of Duty: Black Ops II.
The objective is to bring a satellite drone, which starts within a relatively neutral point in the map, to the enemy uplink station, near the enemy team’s starting spawn point. Each team can score one point if the drone is thrown in or two points if the player enters the uplink station with the drone, similar to basketball. Teams switch sides when the timer runs out or when one team scores 5 points in Call of Duty: Mobile. Teams must score 10 points to win the game before the second round ends.
While in possession of the satellite, the satellite carrier will earn extra health, but lose the ability to use the weapons the satellite carrier had before the carrier received the satellite. The satellite carrier is still lethal, as the satellite carrier maintains a melee attack. The carrier can throw the ball by pressing the fire button. The player can also pass the ball directly to another teammate using the aim button once they are locked on. Players can strategically throw the satellite to an enemy, rendering that character weaponless and easy to take down.
A loose ball can bounce off surfaces, and potentially score a goal through rebounds. Satellites that are thrown outside the map will be reset to its starting position. Throwing a ball away can prevent enemies from possessing it too close to one’s own uplink station. If a satellite lands in an inaccessible location, or is idle for several seconds, it will automatically reset.
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