Call of Duty: Warzone
Call of Duty: Warzone is a free-to-play battle royale first-person shooter set in the Call of Duty universe. Up to 150 players parachute onto a large map, scavenge weapons and equipment, and fight to be the last squad standing as the playable area shrinks. The game features an in-game currency system for purchasing loadout drops and other tactical items, as well as a unique respawn mechanic called the Gulag, where eliminated players can fight for a second chance. Originally released as a companion to Call of…
A chaotic, addictive battle royale that is too often buried under bloat, cheaters and constant changes.Kit · Sadkitty Games
Loved
- Gulag second chance keeps you playing
- Custom loadouts make it personal
- Great Call of Duty gunplay
Not so much
- Huge downloads and clunky menus
- Cheaters and frequent balance swings
Play it if call of Duty fans who want a big, chaotic battle royale with their own guns.
Skip it if players with limited storage or patience for live-service churn.
No cheat codes
Call of Duty: Warzone doesn't have cheat codes. The tips and secrets below are the next best thing.
Play it better
- Win the Gulag one-on-one after your first death to get back into the match.
- Collect cash and buy a Loadout Drop as early as you can, so you have your own guns and perks.
- Always keep armor plates in your vest and refill them right after every fight.
- Pick up contracts such as Bounty and Scavenger for cash and rewards.
- Buy a UAV before rotating; it shows nearby enemies on your minimap.
- Save money for teammate buybacks at Buy Stations if a squadmate gets eliminated.
Hidden in plain sight
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Trivia
- Warzone launched in March 2020, early in the pandemic, and passed 100 million players in about a year.
- Infinity Ward and Raven Software co-developed it.
- It was tied to whichever main Call of Duty game was current, so guns and progress carried over.
- Later updates added Rebirth Island's faster mode, which became a fan favorite.
