For one, players are ultimately going to shift to the newer, more advanced version of the two, as we've seen with countless titles in the wider gaming landscape. That said, Warzone 2.0's launch doesn't imply the closure of the original 2020-released battle royale title - for the most part. Sprucing up the classic Warzone experience would be the introduction of underwater combat, which while limited to handguns, creates ample opportunities for creative stealth takedowns. “Built from the ground up,” this sequel adds loads of interesting twists to the base game, with its biggest sell being the Al Mazrah map, boasting 18 major points of interest, as you hunt survivors across coastal towns, rocky peaks, deserts, and explore an entire city.
Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 - out this week on all major platforms - as the name suggests, is a massive rework to Activision's premium, free-to-play battle royale formula.
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