Call of Duty fans who are yet to own a copy of Vanguard will be able to try the game out for free before deciding if the title is something that they want to eventually get their hands on.
For 14 days, starting from March 30, 2022, to April 13, 2022, Vanguard will be free to play for all, however, only select parts of the multiplayer will be available for access, so there are only limited parts of the shooter that players will be able to try out next week.
The trial will be available on all the major platforms, hence, both PC and console owners will be able to play the latest addition to the franchise for two whole weeks.
In addition to the free access, Snoop Dogg will also be making his debut in Call of Duty later this week as one of the playable operators in Vanguard and Warzone. Both the free access and Snoop Dogg are coming as a form of celebration of the changes arriving to the Rebirth Island map.
As mentioned, Vanguard’s free trial will not allow players to access all parts of the game, only select areas will be unlocked for trial. The two-week-long access will include, a playlist of mixed game modes based around the two latest maps of Casablanca and Gondola that arrived with Season 2.
It will also include Season 2 Reloaded’s large-scale warfare in The Alps with the new Arms Race mode, which will feature motorcycles, tanks, and other vehicles to help players traverse the vast and expansive map.
In Arms Race, the player’s goal will be simple, which is to capture all the bases in the game. Once a base is captured, they will get the option to respawn at that particular base, as well as other captured points located throughout the map.
Captured bases will automatically create gates that will allow only teammates to enter.
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