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What Is Call of Duty Warzone?

Call of Duty: Warzone is the long-running shooter’s first foray into the mobile gaming scene. It doesn’t have a campaign, as it’s focused on giving players a Battle Royale experience.

Call of Duty: Warzone offers a variety of game modes to cater to different playstyles and preferences. The primary modes include:

• Battle Royale: The classic mode where players or teams compete to be the last standing as the playable area shrinks over time.

• Plunder: Teams race to collect the most in-game cash by looting, completing contracts, and eliminating opponents.

• Resurgence: A fast-paced variant of Battle Royale set on smaller maps, allowing for quicker respawns as long as at least one squad member remains alive.

• DMZ (Demilitarized Zone): An extraction-based mode where players engage in missions against both AI-controlled and player-controlled opponents, aiming to exfiltrate with valuable loot.

• Limited-Time Modes (LTMs): Special modes introduced periodically, offering unique gameplay experiences. Examples include:

  • Zombie Royale: Players who are eliminated return as zombies, with the chance to revive by collecting specific items.
  • Purgatory: A mode featuring intense combat scenarios with unique objectives.

The game also features several maps. Here are the primary maps:

• Verdansk: The original map at Warzone's launch, set in a sprawling city with diverse terrains.
• Rebirth Island: A smaller, fast-paced map inspired by Alcatraz, focusing on close-quarters combat.
• Caldera: Introduced with the Call of Duty: Vanguard integration, this map offers a Pacific island setting with dense jungles and expansive beaches.
• Fortune's Keep: A Mediterranean-themed map featuring a seaside town and coves, providing a mix of urban and coastal combat scenarios.
• Urzikstan: Released in December 2023 alongside Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, bringing a fresh environment for exploration.
• Area 99: A Resurgence map introduced with Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, set in a top-secret government site in the Nevada desert, inspired by the classic Nuketown map.

What is Call of Duty Warzone’s Progression System?

Ever since the release of Call of Duty: Cold War, all Call of Duty games share the same progression system. This, however, does not mean players will automatically have the same Rank in all games. Rather, all games will simply have a similar progression system, and that your progress in Call of Duty: Warzone is transferrable to a full version of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare or Cold War. 

Much like other games in this day and age, a Call of Duty levels up by accumulating XP from constant play. There are many ways to gain XP, namely: 

• Performing in-game actions: certain actions grant you XP
• Completing missions and challenges
• Match Bonus: the better your rank is in a match, the more XP you’ll receive

Ranks are divided into two: Enlisted Rank and Officer Rank, Enlisted Rank, which is from 1 to 55, is permanent. Officer Rank, on the other hand, resets every season. It starts at Rank 56 and is capped at 155. 

Aside from guns, ranking up unlocks certain functions. For example, Rank 4 unlocks custom load-outs, Rank 11 allows you to use the HDR Sniper Rifle, and finally, Rank 55 grants you access to a wide variety of weapons and equipment for your load-outs.

While players can reach up to 150 levels, it isn’t just about raw levels. There is also weapon XP, which is accumulated through constant use of a particular weapon and taking on Warzone Weapon Missions. When a weapon levels up, it becomes more efficient.