It had been around for a while, of course, but Call of Duty Modern Warefare has finally launched its Battle-Royale mode. There have been rumors about this for a long time Battle-Royalebut there was never a real clear confirmation from Activision. But after downloading 15 GB, we can finally get started. In this review of Call of Duty Warzone we tell you in scents and colors how this edition of Battle Royale compares to its predecessor Black Out.
Is Warzone going to beat its competitors?
The principle behind Call of Duty Warzone is not new to most gamers. The Battle-Royale genre has gone super fast since 2017 and apparently still hip, because Activision now brings us Warzone. The hefty map is packed with new locations to explore with your squad of three. Every house on this map is completely unique, so that every house you enter leads to a new journey of discovery. Each game starts with one hundred and fifty people who fight for that profit at the same time as you. By grabbing weapons from the ground and collecting your loot, you’re all set to battle. What is new is that if you are shot, you are not immediately finished. You will then be captured in the so-called Gulag. Here you compete in a 1v1 against another player who also died. If you win this fight, you will return to the map. If you lose, on the other hand, you are out of the game. Then there is one other chance to come to life. But then you need the help of your team members.
What is the difference with the previous version?
Call of Duty Warzone is not the first Battle-Royale in the history of the game. Treyarch previously released a Battle-Royale with Black ops 4 black out. What are the differences between the two. And how does the fun factor compare? Is Warzone just as fun or who knows more challenging than its predecessor? And do the men already have a win? You can hear and see it all in this review of Call of Duty: Warzone.
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