Call of Duty: Warzone has been revealed, and there are a lot of details floating around about the new free-to-play Battle Royale game from Infinity Ward, developers of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. First and foremost, the game launches on March 10, and if you're curious about download sizes, we've got the information you need.
Warzone will be available in two different options. People who own Call of Duty: Modern Warfare can simply download the new mode as a game update. This will be between 18 and 22 GB, depending on your platform.
People who don't own Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, but still want to download the standalone version, are for a more difficult time. Depending on your platform, it will be between 83 GB and 101 GB, which means a considerable download time for most people. Standalone download is so important because people will pretty much need to download the entire game and all relevant assets that have been added to it since launch, they will only have limited access to it and will not be able to play. as battle royale and Plunder modes.
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Modern Warfare Owners will also get some early access to the new mode, and will be able to access it at 8 am PDT. Free agents will have to wait until 12:XNUMX p.m. PDT to get their hands on the game.
Warzone will feature 150 players trying to survive as a swirling ring of gas gets smaller and smaller. The map is made up of a few well-known multiplayer maps, and there will be a range of vehicles for you to enjoy as you play.
