Call of Duty has consistently been a yearly release, with a new premium experience launching each year around October or November. However, starting last year, that cycle was upended with the launch of the massively multiplayer free-to-play Call of Duty Warzone in March. Warzone followed the praise of Black Ops 4?s Blackout battle royale mode, now its own entire standalone game? sort of. Warzone launched  new effort of crossover between the premium release of Modern Warfare and this huge experience that opened up Call of Duty to more people than ever before.
Warzone?s success can?t be understated. It?s attracted well over 75 million players (as of August 2020), and directly led to higher adoption rate of Modern Warfare, thanks to the two games being part of the same application. It also has the Battle Pass (both free and paid tracks) and paid premium store packs filled with cosmetics, all of which are also tied to Modern Warfare?s multiplayer.
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