Call of Duty: Warzone June 10 2020

Call of Duty has already tried to get in on the Battle Royale craze, and it's Black Ops 4 release was little more than multiplayer modes, the main game being the Battle Royale mode. That game ended up being very controversial, as it was pay to play, had microtransactions, and also had a ton of different controversial updates. Call of Duty: Warzone is Activision's answer to all of those problems.

To install Call of Duty: Warzone, make sure you have Battle.net installed. Once that's done, just head on over to the game's page to install it.

The best part about this game is the relaxed approach to looting. There's no backpack or inventory. You simply have to find a gun you like and a few armor plates. You can reach the loot ceiling in minutes by dropping in a custom loadout with everything you could ask for.

Since you don't have to loot so much, you can focus on the gunfights, which is where Call of Duty has always shined. You have to account for bullet drop and sway. This game also features regenerating health, making the gunfight feel much more like Call of Duty than any other Battle Royale. It offsets this by making the time to kill also similar to usual CoD affair.

However, you can also bring your squadmates back very easily. You can buy a respawn for teammates or fight for the right to respawn in the Gulag, which is where you end up after dying. This is an incredibly fast paced game.

Overall, Call of Duty: Warzone differentiates itself by having everything play like Call of Duty instead of every other Battle Royale game.