“The community response to Blackout has been incredible, and we love watching how players have really made the mode their own, evolving game play to a new level,” said Dan Bunting, Co-Studio Head, Treyarch. “We can’t wait to welcome new players to experience the unique Black Ops style of battle royale in Blackout.”

Blackout allows fans to play solo, or join their friends in duos or quads, and battle across land, sea and air. Players will fight as a variety of characters in locations inspired by maps including Nuketown, Firing Range, Raid, Cargo and more, offering diverse gameplay action for every type of player.

“It’s amazing to see the amount of creativity and fun that our players have from the moment they start playing,” said Mark Gordon, Co-Studio Head, Treyarch. “Particularly as game developers, we’ve always been fascinated watching clips and streams of how fans play, and we can’t wait to see even more people jump into the action.”

All progress and earned in-game items are saved and immediately accessible once a player upgrades to the full game from the Blackout Free Trial.  Also, an exciting playlist will be live during the Trial called “Down But Not Out.” This mode is available for quads, and allows a player’s eliminated team members to wingsuit back into the game and re-join them in each new collapse except for the final circle. Down But Not Out is live now on PlayStation 4 system, and will go live on other platforms to follow.

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Much to everyone’s surprise, Call of Duty: WWII will indeed be having a PC beta before release. The game is set to launch sometime in November, and there are already beta tests in place for consoles.

PlayStation 4 will get to test on August 25-28, while Xbox One goes in from September 1-4. However, the PC beta tests do not have a solid date as of right now. Having one of the most popular franchises in history not having a PC beta almost sounds ridiculous. Understandably, a lot of the PC gaming populace are having none of this.

The console wars must take responsibility for creating this competition of who gets the game first, how and when. Naturally, PC players are being left out, even from things as arbitrary as beta tests. It’s nothing new for Call of Duty however. Last year’s Infinite Warfare did not have a PC beta, much to the annoyance of many for their favoritism shown to consoles.

Regardless, the beta for WWII is coming, at least thanks to assurances from Sledgehammer Games co-founder Michael Condrey. In a Reddit post, he confirms that it is coming, with no further explanation with regard to date. All is not lost, PC players.

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On Friday Activision have announced the next chapter in the Call Of Duty series: Call Of Duty WWII. After a decade long of wait, finally, the fans get the chance to get back in time. The COD Franchise gained massive popularity due to reenacting historical battles. However, Call Of duty Modern Warfare 2 has shifted a change in strategy. Call of duty has become a futuristic FPS game with the releases of Black Ops 3, Ghosts, Advanced Warfare and Infinite Warfare.

I fell in love with Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2, it was a brilliant game. Modern Warfare 3 was a great game as well. I have spend a lot of days playing in co-op mode with friends and it was excellent. However, it was 6 years ago and I haven’t enjoyed Call Of Duty since. I have purchased every title since and was disappointed every time. Some games were better than the others, but it wasn’t as good as the earlier titles were. Going back to the past means one big thing. Activision will focus once again on the gameplay, Instead of adding more features that make the game less fun they are finally going to put an effort on removing a lot of the features and bringing classic FPS again.

I’m very happy about the next Call Of Duty announcement. I remember when Call Of Duty wasn’t a bad game, and I believe in Activision to have the potential to make Call Of Duty great again. Maybe times have changed and Call Of duty isn’t relevant anymore, with games like Overwatch dominating the futuristic FPS scene I think it’s a great move to go back to WWII in order to save the franchise.

What do you think? Is the next COD going to rock?

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