Caldrea, Call of Duty: Warzone’s new map, was finally revealed on Tuesday.
Activision gave players a taste of what to expect from the map. Set somewhere in the pacific during World War 2, Caldrea is an obvious nod to Call of Duty: Vanguard. 1944 sure look beautiful in this game, that’s for certain!
There are 15 different named zones in total, including:
- Arsenal
- Docks
- Runway
- Ruins
- Mines
- Peak
- Beachhead
- Village
- Lagoon
- Airfield
- Fields
- Sub Pen
- Power Plant
- Capital
- Resort
It seems to be a mix of old-school warfare with beachheads and minefield, though the resort is an interesting inclusion. Hopefully, there are some piña coladas on hand. That would nearly make up for Caldrea’s delay.
❌ marks your drop.
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— Call of Duty (@CallofDuty) November 30, 2021
The initial tease for Caldera came from Activision Blizzard creative chief Pelle Sjoenell by way of a strange jacket patch. Probably one of the most bizarre reveals for a game addon that there’s ever been.
The development team also recently implemented Ricochet, its new anti-cheat system, into Call of Duty: Warzone. Cheating in the game could result in a lifetime ban from all Call of Duty games, even future entries. A brutal punishment, for sure, though hacking was so common that it should have come some time ago.
Written by Kyle Campbell on behalf of GLHF.
