The brand new Call of Duty battle royale, Call of Duty: Warzone is set to release on March 10 for free to everyone on the Xbox One, PS4, and PC.
Fans have eagerly anticipated information on the game for months, and with the release of the game less than 24 hours away, Activision has unveiled oodles of info on the explosive battle royale, Call of Duty: Warzone. One of those exciting nuggets of info is a list of vehicles that will be pilotable at the launch of the game.
There will be five vehicles in Warzone, all with varying specialties and capabilities. Each vehicle also has a health bar and when that bar reaches zero, it explodes, so players might want to bail before that explosion occurs. If a soldier does die in the explosion, however, they may have a second chance by surviving the 1v1 Gulag and making it back into the fight. The list of the vehicles that will be available to drive in Warzone is as follows:
ATV – A two-seater that is fast and is great for offroading, but provides minimal protection.
Tactical Rover – A four-seater that is fast but not as fast as the ATV, good at offroading, but not as good as the ATV, and also provides minimal protection.
SUV – A four-seater that is middle of the pack in terms of speed, not good for offroading, but does provide solid protection.
Cargo Truck – Holds the entire squad as well as additional equipment, is the slowest vehicle, is not designed for offroading, but provides excellent protection.
Helicopter – Holds up to four, it provides decent protection, and of course, it flies. So in many ways, this vehicle may be the best for rotations and escaping the gas.
Key locations for the Warzone map have already been revealed, and the map itself is massive, which is why vehicles may be an extremely useful tool in the battle royale. Players will be able to use vehicles tactically to get in and out of hot locations and to escape the oncoming deadly gas that will be closing in.
Vehicles will be usable in both the Battle Royale mode and the brand new Plunder game mode. While both modes tend to emphasize a fast-paced flow, Plunder seems to be even more focused on movement, so vehicles may turn out to be very useful in the new cash-based mode.
There's so much that fans have known about the game, based on Warzone leaks and speculation leading up to the reveal. Now that the mode has been officially announced, more details have continued to emerge. Vehicles were one of the hot topics so it is exciting to confirm that helicopters will be roaming the skies and ATVs will be zipping through the forests.
Call of Duty: Warzone launches on March 10 for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
Source: Activision