Call Of Duty: Warzone Season 1 – Release Date, Maps, Modes, & Black Ops 6 Features
has undergone plenty of changes and updates over the years, and is bringing yet another Season 1 of content to the game. As the take on the battle royale format, brings the franchise's signature gunplay and personality to a larger arena where death is permanent. It also expanded to a new platform this year with, which also receives updates that aren't completely synchronized with the PC and console version of the game.
Some of the changes are directly integrated with , as features like the loadout system and omnimovement can be found across both games. Other content additions have been created specifically for, like a new map and additional game modes. Those who like how has been going so far should find plenty to enjoy in Season 1, while fans who haven't taken the plunge into the new title can still expect some exciting changes.
As announced on the official blog, Season 1 starts on November 14, a synchronized release with the start of Season 1 in All the launch content goes live at 9AM PT globally across all platforms, so finding a lobby shouldn't be any trouble in any mode. Some mid-season content like Ranked Play won't come until later on, but most of the biggest additions should be immediately available.
The brand-new map for Season 1 is Area 99, which ties into the lore of the classic map Nuketown. Like the infamous Area 51, Area 99 is a top-secret government testing site in Nevada, although the focus here is on radiation. The map contains everything from an undergound bunker to the factory that produced the buildings found in Nuketown. Area 99 is likely full of Easter eggs for long-time fans, but it also looks primed to be more than a nostalgia trip.
Everything to expect from Black Ops 6 Season 1 at launch and in mid-season updates, from new multiplayer maps and modes to Zombies additions.
Season 1's two returning maps are Urzikstan, which will be available at launch, and Rebirth Island, which is more loosely slated to debut within the launch window. The map
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