Controversial aspects like loot and Supply Drops will also be absent from the test, as will eSports-focused concepts like Ranked Play and Game Battles.Īs with most multiplayer betas, the one for Call Of Duty: WWII is in no way analogous to the final game’s content roster. Despite being suggested for the Private Beta during E3, the expansive multiplayer Headquarters hub is not yet ready for primetime. Unfortunately, the beta won’t showcase numerous parts of the game. A small suite of weapons, scorestreaks, equipment and Basic Training perks will unlock as soldiers level up. Players can enlist in the Infantry, Expeditionary, Airborne, Armored or Mountain classes and swap between them without penalty. The standard mode suite includes Team Deathmatch, Domination and Hardpoint.īeyond gameplay, there will also be a brief introduction to the game’s new Divisions progression system. Aside from War, players will be able to fight online battles in Pointe Du Hoc, the Ardennes and Gibraltar. A new blog post and trailer from Sledgehammer Games provides a sneak peek at what the limited test will include.Īs it stands now, the Private Beta will feature at least three competitive multiplayer maps and one specifically dedicated to the objective-based War Mode and Operation Breakout.

Call Of Duty: WWII will host a Private Beta for the game’s multiplayer offering in the next few weeks.

Call of Duty: World War 2 Beta