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ICYMI: Call Of Duty: Warzone Is Now Available For Switch 2
Call of Duty: Warzone is now available to download on Nintendo Switch 2 as a free-to-play battle royale game. Its launch gives Switch 2 players access to the standalone mode, where they can team up and enter matches; it is separate from Modern Warfare 4’s single-player, multiplayer and DMZ modes.
Warzone is available through the eShop and requires an Activision account. The reported total file size is 122GB. Its release coincides with Season 1 for Modern Warfare 4 and Warzone, bringing multiplayer maps including Backstab, Canyon and Shoot House, as well as new modes, events and rewards for multiplayer and DMZ.
In short
- Warzone is now free to download on Switch 2.
- The game requires an Activision account and takes up 122GB.
- Modern Warfare 4 Season 1 adds maps, modes, events and rewards.
Explained simply
Call of Duty is a long-running series of military-themed video games published by Activision. Warzone is its free-to-play battle royale mode: players join a large match, work alone or in teams, and try to be the last ones left.
Warzone is a separate mode from the paid Call of Duty games, which can include story campaigns and other multiplayer options. Players need an Activision account, and matches connect people across supported platforms, so Switch 2 owners can play alongside others on different systems.
The distinction matters because downloading Warzone gives access to that battle royale experience, not the other modes in Modern Warfare 4. Its large reported file size may also affect how much storage players need on the console.
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