#Warzone release date update#
#Warzone release date upgrade#

At around 10 AM PT on November 28, Warzone servers will come back online, though the game will be relabeled as Call of Duty: Warzone Caldera. On November 16 at 8 AM PT, Call of Duty Warzone‘s servers will temporarily go offline so the developers (Raven Software) can reallocate resources to ensure as smooth a launch as possible for Warzone 2.0. Earlier this month, Activision published a blog post that stated in no uncertain terms Call of Duty Warzone isn’t going anywhere. After all, when Blizzard released Overwatch 2, the company shuttered all Overwatch services. Since Warzone 2.0 is essentially an updated version of Warzone, it’s only natural to assume it will replace the vanilla Warzone experience. Here’s hoping everyone freed up the requisite space and has a fast internet connection since they’ll probably need the extra data to play.

But when Warzone 2.0 releases, gamers will eventually need anywhere between 115 and 125 GB of space, depending on their platform. Downloading the game right now will take up around 24 GB of storage space on computers (via Steam) and less than 50 GB on Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5. On November 14, Activision opened the preload floodgates, which means that everyone who plans on playing at launch should take advantage of that running start. These new features are already making fans so excited, though many of those fans are really just wondering when they’ll be able to actually try those new features.Įven though nobody can play Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 until the 16th, everyone can start downloading the game right now.

#Warzone release date update#

What is so “2.0” about the battle royale? For starters, the update will introduce the new map of Al Mazrah, add the ability to swim (and ambush enemies from the water), and give players plenty of vehicles to drive and fly around the warzone.

#Warzone release date upgrade#

Activision is publishing an upgrade that is waiting just around the corner.Ĭall of Duty: Warzone 2.0 is finally scheduled to be released on November 16th. Those modes proved to be successful enough, but it was 20220’s Call of Duty: Warzone, released in 2020, that took Call of Duty battle royale games to new limits. They followed that up with 2018’s Blackout (a battle royale expansion of Black Ops 4).

In 2017, Activision published its own military-themed spin on the nascent battle royale genre with Call of Duty: Online. You can read more about the investigation here. Activision Blizzard is currently under investigation following accusations of harassment, discrimination, and fostering a hostile work environment.