After a pretty explosive Call of Duty: Warzone event, we've been given our first official look at Call of Duty: Vanguard. It will be launching on November 5 for Xbox One, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S.
The game is set to include a full campaign, multiplayer and the return of the fan-favourite Zombies mode. The Xbox One version will set you back £59.99/$59.99, whilst the Xbox Series X and Series S version comes in at £69.99/$69.99. Anyone who pre-orders the game digitally will gain early access to the upcoming beta.
Warzone is also getting a fully integrated experience this time around, featuring a whole new massive map to play in. Zombies will be getting a "franchise-first, universe-expanding crossover", which will see the story that started in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War carried over into Vanguard.
- Call of Duty: Vanguard (Xbox One) - £59.99/$59.99
- Call of Duty: Vanguard (Xbox One & Xbox Series X|S) - £69.99/$69.99
- Call of Duty: Vanguard - Ultimate Edition - £99.99/$99.99
"Witness the origins of Special Forces as you play a pivotal role and change the face of history, forming Task Force One in a gripping Campaign across four major theaters of war. Become an original Special Forces Operator in an online Multiplayer rich in innovation with 20 maps available at launch.
Prepare for a franchise-first, universe-expanding Zombies crossover. Immerse yourself in a fully integrated Call of Duty: Warzone experience featuring a new and massive map. This is the most connected Call of Duty ever, all powered by the next generation Call of Duty engine introduced in Modern Warfare."
No doubt we'll learn more about the game over the coming weeks. As for when the beta is coming, we still don't have a confirmed date yet but it will be available for PlayStation players first, so expect Xbox to join shortly after.
Will you be checking out Call of Duty: Vanguard? Let us know in the comments below.
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[source callofduty.com]
Comments 5
Being honest I was just thinking with.
Far cry 6
Battlefield
COD
All this year close together all FPS.
I could deal with Halo Infinite and would it be wise to delay until next year. Even 2022 fall.
Then it would be just Halo and another COD in 2022.
If it meant making Halo campaign even better, bigger, more polished for my series x then it might not be a bad idea.
Return to WWII Hell yeah I will be checking this game out. Next payday I will be pre-ordering it.
@Bruvas
Same
Nah. Halo, Crossfire X, Far cry. Not shelling out 70 pounds for a COD game
Awesome,so Halo can now safely launch the 15th, the official 20th anniversary of the game!
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