Call of Duty: Warzone is getting a new map, but some old maps will return
As part of Call of Duty: Next, Raven Software took the stage to reveal what’s next for Call of Duty: Warzone. The latest iteration of the free-to-play battle royale mode arrives alongside Modern Warfare 3.
This new Warzone is a continuation of the existing mode, but it’s introducing a few changes of its own. The big news, of course, is Urzikstan, the new map available in battle royale, and Plunder on day one.
Urzikstan is aesthetically similar to Verdansk, but its urban environment is even more densely populated and cluttered. It has 11 points of interest, with several of them offering tight close-quarters combat. There’s also the usual variety of wide-open ranges, seaside towns, and a military base.
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