Call of Duty - Warzone: All info on the new shooter hit

Just in time for the (almost) worldwide quarantine, the release of Warzone, the Battle Royale expansion of Call of Duty - Modern Warfare, took place. We explain what's behind the hype.

On to the warzone: CoD Warzone stands for Battle Royale without the comic book look.

Warzone was released on March 10, 2020 and was able to directly win over millions of players. There are good reasons for this.

CoD Warzone: This is what the expansion contains

If you are interested in Warzone, we have the most important info here:

• The primary game mode is Battle Royale, which became a mega trend around the globe thanks to Fortnite and PUBG.
• However, Warzone plays technically and in terms of content in the world of Call of Duty - Modern Warfare. This means: The look is less playful, but very adult, serious and warlike.
• On the cards come together up to 150 players. The basic principle corresponds to the Battle Royale rules: After dropping by parachute, players must collect weapons and items to survive, while the map becomes smaller and smaller.
• Currently, players are solo or in teams of three. Soon, teams for two and four players will also be possible.
• There is a special feature once you have been shot down for the first time. After that, there is namely a respawn in a prison camp. In the arena of the gulag, the player may compete against another player - the winner may return to the free map.
• In addition to Battle Royale, there is another mode. In this one, it's not about survival, but about loot hunting. The player or team that collects a million dollars first wins. The time limit is 30 minutes, then the team with the highest account balance wins.

An important reason for success: Warzone is free, the base game is not required. The title is to be financed via microtransactions.