Treyarch is letting Warzone players try Black Ops Cold War for free TreyarchActivision and Treyarch are giving Warzone players a chance to try Black Ops Cold War multiplayer for free following Season One\u2019s highly-anticipated release of, including various maps and popular game modes from the 2020 title. Despite now sharing a singular progression system, Black Ops Cold War and Call of Duty\u2019s flagship battle royale Warzone are totally different titles. Up until now, that meant Warzone players could jump into battles on Verdansk or Rebirth Island totally free of charge, but would have to dish out $60 if they wanted to make the leap to Black Ops Cold War. Treyarch plans to change this, however. The Call of Duty developers have confirmed a \u201cfree access week\u201d for their title, starting Dec. 17, which will allow Warzone players to get in on all the Season One action too. \u201cCelebrate the holidays by partying up with friends and jumping into multiplayer modes in Black Ops Cold War,\u201d the devs announced on CallofDuty.com. When can players try Black Ops Cold War for free? The Black Ops Cold War free access week begins on Thursday, December 17, and will run for seven days, up to Thursday, December 24. The doors to the early \u201880s will officially swing open at 10am PT \/ 1pm ET \/ 6pm GMT \/ 5am AEDT. Read More: What\u2019s new in Black Ops Cold War Season 1 – The free access week is being split into two \u2018stages,\u2019 each running for three and a half days during the promo. Stage 1 will run from Dec. 17 to 21. Stage 2 will start on Dec. 21 and run all the way to the end of the free event. Black Ops Cold War free week gives peek into multiplayer Free Access Week: Stage 1 The free week of Black Ops Cold War will begin with \u201cStage 1,\u201d which includes a number of popular game modes. The new featured playlists, \u201cNuketown Holiday 24\/7\u201d and \u201cRaid the Mall,\u201d will also be available through the first stage. Here\u2019s the full list of content available in Stage 1: Team Deathmatch – Domination – 2v2 Gunfight – Nuketown Holiday 24\/7 playlist – Raid the Mall playlist – Free Access Week: Stage 2 The second stage of the free event will add a number of new modes, all while retaining the popular Black Ops Cold War playlists from the first three days. This includes the arrival of \u201cProp Hunt,\u201d the hilarious Call of Duty hide-and-seek mode. The second stage will also add \u201cFireteam: Dirty Bomb,\u201d one of the biggest multiplayer modes the developers have released in their 2020 title so far. Here\u2019s the full list of content available in Stage 2: Team Deathmatch – Domination – 2v2 Gunfight – Nuketown Holiday 24\/7 playlist – Raid the Mall playlist – Prop Hunt – Combined Arms Hardpoint – Fireteam: Dirty Bomb – Access to Black Ops Cold War playlists and multiplayer won\u2019t be the only thing players get this week either. Activision has also confirmed all Operators \u2014 whether they\u2019re in \u201cfree access\u201d or not \u2014 will earn double experience and weapon bonuses. This double XP promo will continue through to December 28. \u201cThat\u2019s a full 10 days to level up your Operator, weapons, and Battle Pass tiers!\u201d the devs wrote. If you want to access the free week, download Black Ops Cold War here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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