Call of Duty: Warzone 2 makes some controversial changes and while not all of them pay off, the overall experience leads to a worthwhile sequel. Check out our review:
Call of Duty: Warzone 2 is a fascinating and even a bit controversial follow-up to the free-to-play phenomenon that was released in 2020. This sub-franchise has completely changed Call of Duty at large and it seems that it's using its sequel to try and solidify its identity in a very specific way. Call of Duty: Warzone 2, like Modern Warfare 2 , slows things down a bit and opts for a more tactical feel.
It makes the loadout much more of a reward rather than an easy-to-attain thing. Even armor has been changed to where you can only have two plates on unless you find a special vest that grants you the ability to equip three. Combine this with the pretty fast time to kill and you get some incredibly brutal and quick gunfights. Some people are going to hate this, but I found it to be pretty enjoyable. You really have to work hard to be more powerful and it creates a stronger feeling of equality.
The sandbox gameplay is incredibly freeing and is where you'll feel the most satisfied. You can use drill charges to flush enemies out of buildings, lure enemies toward AI for a big threeway battle that will disorient your foes, or even utilize the new proximity chat to employ psychological warfare or even create an alliance.
The map has also been designed in a way to make looting feel more logical. First aid boxes and bathroom mirrors will have medical supplies, police stations will have more tactical gear and weapons, warehouses have shelves stocked with various items, and more. If you want something specific, the most logical place will be where you can find it rather than mindlessly kicking down doors until you find a flashy gun. That's not to say that element is completely gone, but it's not as boring.
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