The final beta phase of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War begins today at 19: 00 Polish time. Until Friday, players on PlayStation 4 and people who have placed a pre-order for PC and Xbox One will be able to test it, and during the period 17 – 19 October early version of the war FPS will be available to everyone. During the tests, you will be able to test a completely new multiplayer mode called Fireteam: Dirty Bomb, which was prepared for 40 players ( 20 vs 20) and extensive maps. We will also use vehicles during the clashes. A foretaste of what the Treyarch studio is preparing was presented in the latest trailer of this online gameplay module. Fireteam: Dirty Bomb will be available in the beta on two maps.

Studio Treyarch has unveiled a spectacular trailer for the new multiplayer mode from Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. You will be able to test it during the beta test, which runs until October 19.

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War – beta hardware requirements

One of the locations can be seen on the short, but effective trailer of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. The action on one of the maps will take place in the forest. The clash area that will be made available to users is to be quite large. The maps can be comparable even to those in the Ground War mode from last year’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. Players will have to divide into ten teams of four and fight for uranium deposits scattered on the map, eliminating enemy teams in various ways, including using vehicles (tanks or helicopters).

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War on the material from the multiplayer mode

The most important goal in Fireteam: Dirty Bomb mode, however, will be to arm the explosive with the mentioned uranium, which will contaminate the area with radioactive radiation, which it will make the game more difficult. Staying in a toxic area may result in the lack of health regeneration, slowing down the movement or death of the character. In the beta, you will also be able to check the traditional Deathmatch (6 vs 6) and Combined Arms (12 vs 12). The next few days are the last chance to test the Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War multiplayer mode before the 12 November 2020 premiered.

Source: Activision