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Pour one out for Call Of Duty: Warzone Caldera, which is shutting down in SeptemberThe OG is being retired in favour of Warzone 2.0
The OG is being retired in favour of Warzone 2.0
Image credit:Activision Blizzard
Image credit:Activision Blizzard
Activision are shutting downCall of Duty: Warzone Calderalater this year to “focus on future Call Of Duty content including the current Warzone free-to-play experience”. Caldera, the new name for the original Warzone, was firstreleased in March 2020, and was later renamed afterWarzone 2launched in November 2022.Warzone 2 - Ultimate Beginner’s Guide | Everything You Need To Know About Warzone & DMZWatch on YouTubeYesterday, Activision announced the death of Caldera on theofficial Call Of Duty blog, stating that “all Caldera gameplay, player progression, inventories, and online services” will expire. Any content for Caldera purchased in 2019’sModern Warfare,Black Ops Cold WarorVanguardwill still be accessible in those games.Warzone 2.0 is currently underway with Season 4, and Activision stated that their development efforts forCall Of Dutymoving forward will include “more Warzone content across consoles and PC” and the upcoming Warzone mobile game with “shared battle pass and cross-progression”.Caldera will shut down on September 21st. This year’s Call Of Duty game is rumoured to be afollow-up to Modern Warfare 2 that isn’t Modern Warfare 3, which will presumably lengthen the lifespan of Warzone 2.0 a little while longer.
Activision are shutting downCall of Duty: Warzone Calderalater this year to “focus on future Call Of Duty content including the current Warzone free-to-play experience”. Caldera, the new name for the original Warzone, was firstreleased in March 2020, and was later renamed afterWarzone 2launched in November 2022.Warzone 2 - Ultimate Beginner’s Guide | Everything You Need To Know About Warzone & DMZWatch on YouTubeYesterday, Activision announced the death of Caldera on theofficial Call Of Duty blog, stating that “all Caldera gameplay, player progression, inventories, and online services” will expire. Any content for Caldera purchased in 2019’sModern Warfare,Black Ops Cold WarorVanguardwill still be accessible in those games.Warzone 2.0 is currently underway with Season 4, and Activision stated that their development efforts forCall Of Dutymoving forward will include “more Warzone content across consoles and PC” and the upcoming Warzone mobile game with “shared battle pass and cross-progression”.Caldera will shut down on September 21st. This year’s Call Of Duty game is rumoured to be afollow-up to Modern Warfare 2 that isn’t Modern Warfare 3, which will presumably lengthen the lifespan of Warzone 2.0 a little while longer.
Activision are shutting downCall of Duty: Warzone Calderalater this year to “focus on future Call Of Duty content including the current Warzone free-to-play experience”. Caldera, the new name for the original Warzone, was firstreleased in March 2020, and was later renamed afterWarzone 2launched in November 2022.
Warzone 2 - Ultimate Beginner’s Guide | Everything You Need To Know About Warzone & DMZWatch on YouTube
Warzone 2 - Ultimate Beginner’s Guide | Everything You Need To Know About Warzone & DMZ
Yesterday, Activision announced the death of Caldera on theofficial Call Of Duty blog, stating that “all Caldera gameplay, player progression, inventories, and online services” will expire. Any content for Caldera purchased in 2019’sModern Warfare,Black Ops Cold WarorVanguardwill still be accessible in those games.
Warzone 2.0 is currently underway with Season 4, and Activision stated that their development efforts forCall Of Dutymoving forward will include “more Warzone content across consoles and PC” and the upcoming Warzone mobile game with “shared battle pass and cross-progression”.
Caldera will shut down on September 21st. This year’s Call Of Duty game is rumoured to be afollow-up to Modern Warfare 2 that isn’t Modern Warfare 3, which will presumably lengthen the lifespan of Warzone 2.0 a little while longer.
