Call of Duty: Warzone was arguably one of gaming's worst-kept secrets in the weeks leading up to its announcement. The game has, after numerous leaks, been confirmed. A 150-player battle royale, it will be free-to-play and feature another game mode called Plunder. Loot is all about finding money and killing other players for their loot they managed to find. The game will also support Crossplay, which is great news for gamers on all platforms.
The vision of the battle royale on the ring of fire is an ever-shrinking circle of gas that will guarantee any players caught in the bad cough. You will have access to a range of vehicles and weapons, the standalone game will be released on March 10 and will be available for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
At the moment, the game is not coming to Nintendo Switch, and there is no indication that it will. The reason should be fairly obvious, as it would involve porting the base game, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, to console as well. While that's certainly possible, it wouldn't be possible to do so very quickly and without an announced plan for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare on the Switch, it's best to assume that Warzone won't appear on the platform either.
