Call of Duty: Warzone’s original Verdansk map will return, but a little later than expected

Unfortunately, the unfortunate time was an unstoppable, and I seemed to have blinked and five years have passed since the release of Call of Duty: Warzone. During the intervention period, one was released simply Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 – now only called Call of Duty: Warzone, and also a single map player, the war has changed many times. Yesterday on March 10, Warzone officially released again in 2020, Activision shared a teasing introduction to confirm that the original map of the Verdansk game will return.

The advertisement that you can watch below, is given to Nat King Cole unforgettable, all while different characters in a series of military devices look at dirt, hugging guns and crying because of Verdansk’s return.

To be honest, it feels like a deaf introduction that is given to the world’s general situation, but I think Call of Duty has never been known to treat these things sensitive.

It is thought that part 3 of Warzone and Black Ops 6 will come later this month on March 20, but last week, Call of Duty X account (formerly Twitter) officially confirmed that it would be released on April 3.

Call of Duty is clearly following Fortnite’s footsteps here, because Epic’s more famous Battle Royale has done the same exact similarity by 2023 by bringing a series of features from the early repetition of the game, including the original map. Fortnite has found a lot of success with that move, which I am sure Activision will hope to repeat with Verdansk’s return to Warzone.