Call of Duty WWII Beta details announced
Activision have released details about the upcoming private beta for Call of Duty WWII, including things like the maps you can play on. The beta begins first on PlayStation 4 and access is only available to those that pre-order the game.
The beta will obviously be more for the testing of the teams hardware and game services, than a full experience, but players who opt to join the beta, can look forward to the following.
- At least three Multiplayer maps, including: Pointe Du Hoc, Ardennes, and Gibraltar.
- A game mode called War: Operation Breakout. This new mode, called War, developed in partnership with Raven Software, is a new way to play Call of Duty Multiplayer in an immersive Allied vs. Axis fight across the war-torn village of St. Lo, France.
- Standard game modes – Fan-favorite modes, including Team Deathmatch, Domination, and Hardpoint.
- Divisions – Enlist in the Infantry, Expeditionary, Airborne, Armored, or Mountain Division. You are not limited to any one Division, and are encouraged to try them all!
- Progression – Players will begin at Soldier Rank 1 and rank up through a limited progression to unlock weapons, scorestreaks, equipment, and Basic Training Skills.
But for everything you do get, there are of course, things that are not included, such as
- Headquarters – We’re testing the match-making of this all-new social experience, but access to this space will not be active during the Multiplayer Beta.
- Supply Drops, and Loot – These customization features that add depth and personality to your soldier will not be included in the Multiplayer Beta.
- Esports – Ranked Play, Game Battles, and our suite of competitive features will be accessible when we release in November.
- Additional content not in the Private Multiplayer Beta includes: full progression, remaining maps and modes, additional War Mode maps, and the full armory of weapons, scorestreaks, Basic Training, and equipment.
The beta will begin first on PlayStation 4 on August 25th, with other platforms to follow.
Luke Henderson