This year’s part of the Sledgehammer Games corner studio, which has experience in processing the Second World War. It’s worth it Call of Duty: WWII from 2017. This time, however, he wants to handle the conflict a little differently.
Part of the Call of Duty: Vanguard campaign takes place after the war. The Nazis have lost, the leader is dead, but there is still a plan in place to emerge Hitler’s successor.
“Experience the struggle through the intertwining story of the multinational heroes who created Task Force One and set the stage for the special forces as we know them today,” say the creators. And its members introduced us directly:
- Private Lucas Riggs, 20th Battalion, Australian 9th Infantry Division, British 8th Army
- Sergeant Arthur Kingsley of the 9th Airborne Battalion of the British Eighth Army
- Lieutenant Wade Jackson, Reconnaissance Squadron 6, United States Navy
- Lieutenant Polina Petrová from the 138th Rifle Division of the Red Army
The campaign promises fighting on the western and eastern fronts of Europe, the Pacific and North Africa. We will experience the battle of Midway, the defense of Stalingrad or the landing over France. Foreign journalists, who had the opportunity to try out the demo for a short time, say that the campaign is really very scripted, and they doubt that the missions will go in more ways.
As for multiplayer, twenty maps will be available at launch. The zombie mode will be taken care of by the Treyarch studio. A connection with Warzone is planned for this year as well.
“Sledgehammer Games brings fast tactical battles from a first-person perspective and further innovates them with many other ways of playing. These include the advanced Gunsmith and Caliber system, which brings an immersive and reactive environment to a new level, and the new generation of the 2f2 Gunfight flagship mode, first introduced in Modern Warfare: Champion Hill, ”the game said.
Call of Duty: Vanguard will be released on PC on November 5, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X / S.
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