Mario Day[1] (also written as Mar10 Day[2]) is an annual celebration of the entire Mario franchise. It takes place on March 10th each year, the reason being that this date, written as 'Mar10', looks like Mario's name.[3][4] The holiday could be celebrated by dressing up as Mario, having a Mario-themed party, or simply playing Mario games,[5] among others. Although the holiday was not created nor declared by Nintendo, the day was unofficially celebrated by most Mario fans. Since 2016, Nintendo has officially embraced the holiday and started celebrating annually by promoting Mario games and holding Mario-themed events.[2][6] On an American Broadcasting Company news broadcast on March 10, 2017, the headline 'National Mario Day' was played celebrating Mario Day where the reporter talked about Mario Day, its name and Mario.[7] History[edit]2016[edit]In 2016, Nintendo celebrated the holiday by releasing a video on their official YouTube channel titled 'Celebrate Mar. 10 - Mario Day!'. The video is about a person in a Mario costume walking around Nintendo's office turning things into Mario-related objects such as turning notepads into Nintendo 3DS systems. The person also adds Mario-related objects to the office such as several Mario plushies to a person's desk. 2017[edit]In 2017, Nintendo celebrated the holiday by adding a free Mario-themed frame to Facebook and the Messenger Camera that could be used from March 10 at 5 a.m. PT until March 12 at 11:59 p.m. PT.[6], by putting several Mario games on sale on Amazon, and by having several My Nintendo rewards for Mario titles such as a 30 percent off discount on Mario Kart 8. They also worked with the Starlight Children’s Foundation by providing new designs for their gowns while making a donation to create 2,000 gowns.[6] A quiz was published this year on the Play Nintendo website in celebration of Mario Day. 2018[edit]Google Maps promoting Mario Kart In 2018, Nintendo partnered with Google adding Mario in Google Maps, where the user can have Mario drive around in a Pipe Frame. Users had to look for a ? Block next to the start button when the start and destination fields were filled.[8][9] Nintendo also held an in-game event in Super Mario Run, called 'It's All About Mario Event', where all Mario-related items are in fixed appearance rates in Super Bonus Game. At the same time, Nintendo offered a special 50% discount for the full game. Several rewards for My Nintendo include the 'Mario's Mighty Mustache' 3DS theme.[9] Special events for Mario Day were held in other Nintendo games. In Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, Mario series items were available to craft for a limited time.[10][11] 2019[edit]An image from a tweet from Nintendo of America celebrating Mar10 Day In 2019, Nintendo released a promotion in Europe where buyers who purchased Super Mario Odyssey, New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Super Mario Party, or Mario Tennis Aces between the 8th and 10th of March would receive double Gold Points.[12] In North America Nintendo released several My Nintendo discounts on Mario games[13], discounted download codes for the games that where included in the My Nintendo promotion in Europe to cost $39.99 from participating retailers[14], and discounted Nintendo Switch systems with one of five select Mario game to cost $329.98[14]. Nintendo also released an episode of Nintendo Minute on their official YouTube channel titled 'Mar10 Day Character Bracket: Mario’s Enemies - Nintendo Minute'. In this video, series' hosts Kit and Krysta rank several Mario enemies based on several categories, such as which would be the most annoying pet.[15] Nintendo of America made a celebratory tweet for the holiday asking how fans will celebrate Mar10 Day.[16] There were also several Mario-related activities that took place at the Nintendo New York store, which were sponsored by Frito-Lay Variety Packs.[1] The event 'It's All About Mario Event' returned in Super Mario Run, and the player were given 10 Rally Tickets as a log-in bonus. In Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, Mario's hat and outfit were gifted for all players[17], and several Mario-themed wallpaper and flooring were available for crafting.[18] Several of the furniture from the prior Mario-related event returned, and the Fishing Tourney 12 for the game featured Cheep Cheeps, Eep Cheeps, Cheep Chomps, and Bloopers as catchable fish.[19] 2020[edit]The Mario Bros. Tour in Mario Kart Tour featured Mario and Luigi wearing their Donkey Kong and Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels outfits, respectively, and ran until the actual Mario Day. Select Mario games had a $20 discount in the US eShop resulting in $39.99 from March 8, 2020 (9:00 a.m. PT) to March 14, 2020 (11:59 p.m. PT), them being Super Mario Maker 2, Super Mario Party, Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, and Yoshi's Crafted World.[20] Lego and Nintendo released short videos on their Twitter accounts, teasing a Lego and Mario crossover, which was eventually announced as LEGO Super Mario.[21] Unlike in 2017 and 2018, there was no Mario crossover event with Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, largely due to their doing an event focusing on the then-impending release of Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Gallery[edit]
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Learn to Fly 3 is a fun game that is a modification of the earlier game where a penguin leaves a ramp and is taught to fly. Once in air, the right and left keys of the console control the flight angle, where the right key points the nose of the penguin towards the ground while the left points it skywards.
- List of all the previous INITIALS winners, date of game played, winning point total of the game, initials used in the game, when the winner got their first point and number of players in the game.
- Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands is a tactical shooter video game developed by Ubisoft Paris and Ubisoft Milan and published by Ubisoft.It was released worldwide on March 7, 2017, for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, as the tenth installment in the Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon franchise and is the first game in the Ghost Recon series to feature an open world environment.
You can’t beat free. Video game titles are expensive and with the latest generation of consoles available, there’s the price jump for the next-generation AAA titles. So if you’re on a budget or just looking to kill some time with something new, here are the very best free PlayStation 4 video game titles you can play right now.
#25 Dreadnought
Platform: PC, PS4
Release Date: PS4 December 5, 2017
PC October 14, 2018
Genre: Combat flight simulation
Dreadnought is a combat flight simulator that’s intended for players who want a bit more strategy to the space combat style video games where developers hope players feel more like a commander of a ship and less like a bounty hunter who will be attacking freely at will. It’s not a fast-moving game either as you’ll mainly be focused on strategies. Players will need to know just when to strike, how to manage their ship, and adjust their plans for the long game. There is a multiplayer component as well where players can team up for larger battles though game matches tend to only last about ten minutes.
#24 Hyper Scape – Battle Royale
Platform : PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, XSX
Release Date : August 11, 2020
Genre : Battle royale, first-person shooter
Hyper Scape is a free-to-play FPS set in the future of 2054 where players must battle it out in Neo-Arcadia. Visually, the game looks similar to several futuristic settings we’ve seen before such as Overwatch, but the gameplay is incredibly fast. With several teams dropping into the map, the game shrinks down slightly different than what we’re used to seeing.
Rather than being a standard circle that closes in on players, random sections of the city will start to glitch and remove off the map, forcing you to leave. An interesting aspect is that this game is focused on streaming where viewers can vote on different in-game events such as low gravity or offering infinite ammo for a duration of time.
#23 Apex Legends
Platform : PC, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch (upcoming), iOS (upcoming), Android (upcoming)
Release Date : PC, PS4, Xbox One February 4, 2019
Nintendo Switch 2021
iOS, Android 2022
Genre : Battle royale, first-person shooter
Apex Legends is a battle royale that Respawn Entertainment kept this game a secret which generated a ton of hype when it was released into the market. Gamers quickly downloaded this title and it gathered millions of players within its initial launch week. Players will find that the game will focus on teams of three and that the characters featured are hero classed based which offers their unique attributes and abilities. Likewise, if you enjoy the Titanfall series then you will find that this game takes place in the same universe.
Apex Legends takes place approximately thirty years after the events of Titanfall 2. The game is like a futuristic shooter and just like with any battle royale game, a big focus will be dropping down and seeking resources to further buff your character up for the fight ahead. If you never really tried a battle royale title then honestly we save to give this title a try. It’s currently one of the bigger hits available right now and it plays great if you have a couple of friends to join in on the fun.
#22 Dauntless
Platform : PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch
Release Date: PC, PS4, Xbox One September 26, 2019
Nintendo Switch December 10, 2019
Genre: Action role-playing
Dauntless is essentially Monster Hunter at its core with all of the expectations of a Monster Hunter installment without some of the more intricate components that make the franchise more appealing to veteran players. This is a third-person action role-playing game that is online-focused.
Players are tossed into a world where massive monsters roam freely and you along with a group of friends can go on a hunt to gather precious resources. The more you play the better gear you’ll acquire which is key to have the necessary gear to go on the next big hunt. Just like with Monster Hunter, a lot of planning can go into these hunts where outside of the gear you have equipped, players could research the monster they will be fighting against such as what its weakness may be or its attacks.
#21 Mobile Suit Gundam: Battle Operation 2
Platform: PS4
Release Date: October 1, 2019
Genre: Action, RPG
Gundam fans will find that there is a free to play game readily available to enjoy for the PlayStation 4. Mobile Suit Gundam: Battle Operation 2 puts players into teams as they head against each other in a third-person shooter setup. Within the game, players can control one of several different kinds of mechs and head into battle where the overall goal is to have more points than the opposing side when the match ends. By completing different goals will earn your team points, likewise, depending on the mech you take down from the opposing side will offer a certain set of points.
When not in a match, players can make different adjustments to their mechs that can further buff them up for the next battle. Acquiring mechs are done through the in-game store and there are some restrictions in place such as your level. So if you’re after a stronger mech you might need to grind a bit to reach the required level just to purchase the mech. Of course, being a free-to-play game there are microtransactions which means loot boxes, but if you can avoid giving in to temptation, it’s possible to simply play the game and earn mechs along the way.
#20 Dead or Alive 6: Core Fighters
Platform: PC PS4 Xbox One
Release Date: March 1, 2019
Genre: Fighting
While not the full official video game, Dead or Alive 6: Core Fighters allows players to enjoy the game through online matches and even a small snippet of the campaign. What makes this game available for free is the limitations on which fighters can pick through. Your fighters may be limited and you can’t go through the full campaign story, but if you’re just looking to enjoy a fighting game with some friends to pass the time.
There’s always the ability to purchase the full game and unlock the entire campaign and all of the roster as well. Since this is the latest installment available, you’re going to find an active community of players readily available to play a game.
#19 Rocket League
Platform: PC, PS4, Xbox One, XSX, Linux, Switch
Release Date: PC PS4 July 7, 2015
Xbox One February 17, 2016
Linux September 8, 2016
Switch November 14, 2017
Genre: Sports
Rocket League was a huge hit when it launched back in 2015 by the development team Psyonix. This game was rather easy to understand as it’s essentially a futuristic soccer game with players controlling supped up cars that can race through the arena at blazing speeds to hit a massive ball to score points. With the ability to race at intense speeds down the field, players can also make their vehicle jump up and block a ball or attempt to hit it out of the area.
Since the game has come out, the development team Psyonix was obtained by Epic Games. This move made the game free to play across all available platforms. There’s also some DLC to give players new unique skins or vehicle types, but the base title is available completely for free.
#18 Fortnite Battle Royale
Platform: PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, XSX, Switch, iOS, Android
Release Date: September 26, 2017
PC PS4 Xbox One September 26, 2017
iOS April 2, 2018
Switch June 12, 2018
Android August 9, 2018
XSX November 10, 2020
PS5 November 12, 2020
Genre: Third-person shooter, battle royale
Do we need to go into detail about Fortnite? This game blew up worldwide and is still one of the most popular free to play video game titles. This battle royale game may have plenty of competition available today for consoles, but it’s clear that there is still a ton of love for Fortnite. From the different challenges, crossover events, and not to mention skins, we expect Fortnite to be around for a very long time.
This game has also seen its share of updates both in terms of gameplay items but also map changes. Each new season has a ton of players jumping online to see just what happens next. There’s no stopping this IP and it’s always interesting to see just what pops up next.
#17 Paladins: Champions of the Realm
Platform: PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch
Release Date: PC, PS4, Xbox One, May 8, 2018
Switch June 12, 2018
Genre: First-person shooter
Paladins: Champions of the Realm is an FPS that follows players taking the role of a hero in a sci-fi fantasy world. Just like Overwatch, Paladins features a roster of different heroes that have unique attributes and abilities. Forming a team with a variety of heroes is not only strategic but necessary when fighting against opposing players.
There are also several different game modes to try out as well which range from simple Team Deathmatch to a mode that follows players capturing points around the map. Much like most of these games on the list, there are DLC packs available which can range from season passes to new champions if you happen to take up with the gameplay.
#16 Smite
Platform: PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch
Release Date: PC March 25, 2014
Xbox One August 19, 2015
PS4 May 31, 2016
Switch February 18, 2019
Genre: Multiplayer online battle arena
Smite has been around for a few years now. This is a MOBA video game that focuses on mythological figures going to battle. If you’re familiar with titles such as League of Legends then you can expect the same overall gameplay within Smite. However, there are several game modes to choose from which will alter the overall gameplay goals or the maps, such as Clash, a game mode that only contains two lanes. While MOBAs have typically been a PC game genre, titles like Smite have become a popular hit for console platforms.
#15 World of Tanks
Platform: PC, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, iOS, Android, Switch
Release Date: PC September 6, 2011
Xbox 360 February 12, 2014
Xbox One July 28, 2015
PS4 January 19, 2016
Switch August 20, 2020
Genre: Vehicular combat, massively multiplayer online
As you can probably guess from the title name alone, World of Tanks is an MMO that puts players into various tanks as they battle it out. Overall, the game is an action title that features vehicle combat. Players will be fighting within a variety of tanks that will vary in stats and as players progress within the game, new tanks can be collected to use in online matches. There’s also a range of different game modes to go through that will change up the goals of the match, but also the limitations to the different types of tanks you can use.
#14 Path of Exile
Platform: PC, PS4, Xbox One
Release Date: PC 23 October 2013
Xbox One 24 August 2017
PS4 26 March 2019
Genre: Action role-playing, hack and slash
If you’re a fan of Diablo then there’s a free alternative available that’s worth checking out called Path of Exile. In Path of Exile, players wash up on the shores of an island that houses criminals that prisons deemed too foul to keep. Take on quests from those that now dwell on the island as their home, group up with friends, and embark on a grand adventure.
The gameplay is similar to Diablo with a more isometric kind of perspective. Since this game has been around for years now, there’s plenty of expansions and updates added to the title for players to go through. However, we know that a sequel is in the works but details are scarce. We’re expecting Path of Exile 2 to make its way out into the market which will add a new campaign, classes, and equipment, but we’re uncertain just when the beta will arrive.
#13 Warframe
Platform: PC, PS4, Xbox One, PS5, XSX, Switch
Release Date: PC March 25, 2013
PS4 November 15, 2013
Xbox One September 2, 2014
Switch November 20, 2018
PS5 November 26, 2020
XSX 2020
Genre: Action role-playing, third-person shooter
Within Warframe, players take on the role of a customized Tenno, an old race of warriors that are bound by blade and gun. Set in the far future, you awaken from a cryostasis as you’re needed once again in a grand war that has put several factions against each other.
This is an action RPG title that has already five expansions and as of right now there doesn’t appear to be any case of the development team, Digital Extremes, slowing down. If you decide to go through the game with some friends, most missions can support up to four different players and if you’re into grinding through missions to find a particular item with fast-paced combat, this title is well worth checking out.
#12 Let It Die
Platform: PC, PS4
Release Date: PS4 December 3, 2016
PC September 26, 2018
Genre: Action role-playing
Let It Die is a hack and slash video game from the development team Grasshopper Manufacture. The title is set in the year 2026 AD where the world has suffered from mass destruction. Southwestern of Tokyo, as a result, was split into the ocean and covered with deep fog. A large spiral appeared within the island creating a tower structure where players are tasked with exploring the different levels, taking out opposing threats, and scavenge for items.
Since its release in 2016, this action RPG has been free to play the game. There’s even some unique PvP in that the death data from other players will be transported into your game to face against. Speaking of combat, you’ll find that it’s a bit similar to the likes of the Souls franchise where battles can be unforgiving. Of course, with all that said, you can expect a bit of grinding to get through this game.
#11 Fallout Shelter
Platform: PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, iOS, Android
Release Date: June 14, 2015
iOS June 14, 2015
Android August 13, 2015
PC July 14, 2016
Xbox One February 7, 2017
PS4 Switch June 10, 2018
Genre: Simulation
Bethesda surprised quite a few fans when they announced a game for the mobile platform. While most fans are familiar with Fallout being based around exploration as you head into the Wasteland with some kind of a goal or purpose, Fallout Shelter instead puts players in control of their Vault. Fallout Shelter is all about building and managing a custom Vault as the Overseer.
You control how your Vault performs, the citizens that inhabit the building, the resources it provides along with consumes, and of course dealing with the hazards that come up daily. How long you’re Vault can sustain life and how efficiently it runs. Since its release the game has since moved to other platforms such as the PlayStation 4.
#10 Brawlhalla
Platform: PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, iOS, Android
Release Date: PC, PS4 October 17, 2017
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Switch, Xbox One November 6, 2018
iOS, Android August 6, 2020
Genre: Fighting
Brawhlhalla is a lot like Super Smash Bros. It’s a platform fighter where players not only face each other with different characters but use the map and items to their advantage. Speaking of characters, not only does this game feature their unique characters but several skins allow other franchisees to be included such as Adventure Time, Rayman, and Tomb Raider.
Currently, the game is available on all major platforms at the moment and it does support cross-play so if you have a buddy that doesn’t play on the same platform as you then there are no worries. This game has become so popular that there are competitions held regularly which means that there’s an active community of players.
#9 We Happy Few: Uncle Jack Live VR
Platform: PS4
Release Date: August 8, 2018
We Happy Few has been available for a few years now and it paints a picture of an unusual dystopia where reality along with emotions have been twisted towards government control. However, there is a free VR game that you can enjoy right now that follows a group that’s refusing to keep in line with the social norms.
It’s a short simple game that was more aimed towards hyping the launch of We Happy Few. Within the game, you’re a producer of a talk show where your job is to pick out stories for the host to report. Depending on your choices, you can either report real reports or cover them up to keep the nation in a false sense of happiness. I won’t ruin how the game ends since it’s so short. If you own a PSVR headset and haven’t already played We Happy Few, then this is a good way to get into the franchise setting.
#8 Vigor
Platform: PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
Release Date: Xbox One August 19, 2019
Nintendo Switch July 8, 2020
PS4 December 9, 2020,
PS5 2021
Genre: Loot shooter
Vigor follows a worldwide event in which humanity is on its last legs where players are left in Norway. Best of all with this game you don’t have to fetch over any money because it’s a free-to-play title described as a shoot ‘n’ loot. Players will have to build shelters, gather resources, and deal with the threats that lurk out in the open world. This title is just getting started for the PlayStation 4 after being released just last month and there’s a push to get this game available on the PlayStation 5 later this year, 2021.
#7 eFootball PES 2021 LITE
Platform: PC, PS4, Xbox One, Android, iOS
Release Date: 10 September 2019
Genre: Sports
Konami may have been known for several franchises over the year, but as of right now, they mainly focus on Football. If you’re a fan of the eFootball PES series then you can enjoy eFootball PES 2020 LITE for free. It’s a toned-down version of the game which you can enjoy for free both online or offline as a solo or local co-op exhibition match. With that said, there is still plenty of content that can be purchased in-game, but if you’re looking to enjoy just a select amount of clubs, game modes, and the stadium location, then you won’t have to open your wallets.
#6 Toukiden 2 – Free Alliances Version
Platform: PC, PS3, PS4, PS Vita
Release Date: March 21, 2017
Genre: Action role-playing
Toukiden 2 is an action RPG game which players are a member of an organization called Slayers set to take out monstrous beings known as Oni. With a new alarming number of Oni appearing, the world is in peril. Players take the role of a mysterious Slayer who is joining into the battle. Fortunately, this game is available for players completely for free, but there are some limitations. While the game can be purchased and enjoyed fully, Toukiden 2 – Free Alliances Version gives players a stamina limitation, similar to what you would find in various mobile games.
Players can go through the entire game, but they may have to wait for their stamina meter to refill. Otherwise, they can make in-game purchases to automatically refill the meter and progress forward. This can get a bit expensive if you don’t pace yourself. Ideally, if you’re enjoying the game then it might be best just to go ahead and make the full game purchase otherwise, there’s a good chance you’ll end up spending more than what a new copy of the game would cost.
#5 Gwent
Platform: PC, PS4, Xbox One, iOS, Android
Release Date: PC October 23, 2018
PS4, Xbox One December 4, 2018
iOS October 29, 2019
Android March 24, 2020
Genre: Collectible card game
Gwent is a card game that was made popular through The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Being a mini-game, CD Projekt Red discovered just how popular it was for fans jumping into The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt just to play the mini-game and that’s when the studio opted to make a free spin-off game for players.
This is a turn-based card game. Players can collect cards and attempt to take the opponent out through various decks and strategies. It’s quite the popular trading card game on the PlayStation 4 as well. Some of the more iconic card battling games like Hearthstone is not available on the PlayStation 4, but this is a great free alternative you can play today.
#4 Dissidia Final Fantasy NT Free Edition
Platform: PC, PS4, Arcade
Release Date: PS4 January 30, 2018
PC March 12, 2019
Genre: Action role-playing, fighting
Originally released in 2015 as a Japanese arcade game, Dissidia Final Fantasy NT finally made its way onto the PlayStation 4 for a worldwide launch in 2018. This is a fighting action RPG game where players can take control of various iconic Final Fantasy characters and duke it out. The characters are split up into different classes and the gameplay matches focus around three-on-three combat.
Being that this is the free version of the game so you’re left with a limited story mode and of course only four playable characters that get rotated out weekly. It’s enough to give players an idea of how the game plays and if it’s worth investing in. Fortunately, because the characters rotate out, you’ll eventually get to test everyone out.
#3 Destiny 2
Platform: PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Stadia, Xbox Series X/S
Release Date: PS4, Xbox One, September 6, 2017
PC, October 24, 2017
Stadia,November 19, 2019
Xbox Series X/S, November 10, 2020
PS5, November 12, 2020
Genre: First-person shooter
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Destiny 2 has been a pretty popular multiplayer experience. If you enjoy futuristic FPS and have yet to at least try Destiny or its sequel, then you might be missing out. This was a game that started out as a paid premium title but over time Destiny 2 transitioned into a free-to-play title with expansions for players to dive into. While Destiny 2 may have launched in 2017, the developers are continuing to update the game with new content for players. Without diving too deep into the lore and narrative, this narrative follows Ghaul as he leads a force to take out the last safe city for humanity. It’s up to players to fight off the evil force and turn the tides for humanity once again.
2020 alone saw a massive update to the game which allowed new players to easily jump into the game with a more introductory experience to the Destiny franchise. This game is also now fully being controlled by Bungie and we’re likely going to see plenty of new content being tossed into the IP before they make the jump to a brand new Destiny installment.
#2 Genshin Impact
Platform: PC, PS4, Android, iOS, Nintendo Switch, PS5
Release Date: PC, PS4, Android, iOS, September 28, 2020
PS5, November 11, 2020
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Nintendo Switch, TBA
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Genre: Action role-playing
Genshin Impact quickly became a hit when it launched and its usually compared to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild for the visuals and combat. Within this campaign, players take the role of a traveler seeking your long-lost sibling in this new and unusual world.
While this game is free, there are in-game purchases that act like your standard loot boxes. However, you won’t have to spend your money on this game to progress. It doesn’t get much better than Genshin Impact either if you’re looking for a full free AAA type of gameplay experience. This game could be a bit much in terms of a fantasy whimsical narrative, but fortunately, it’s free so why not give it a try?
#1 Call of Duty: Warzone
Platform: PC, PS4, XBOX ONE
Release Date: March 10, 2020
Genre: Battle royale, first-person shooter
Come on you knew this was going to be the number one contender right? The Call of Duty franchise is massive and recently, we received a free to play title. Battle royale games are incredibly popular so it was only a matter of time before we got a Call of Duty installment available for players to enjoy. Call of Duty: Warzone is completely free for players to enjoy and it features an option for the various squad to solo battle royale matches.
Much like other popular battle royale games out in the market, players are dropped with their teams into a large map with the focus set around gathering loot and precious items all while attempting to be the last team standing. However, there is one interesting aspect to the game in which players have a single chance to get back into the game if they end up dying early into the match. While you get a chance to dive back into the map, you lose all of your weapons so it’s another hunt to find resources and continue the fight.