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Activision Blizzard is offering two whole weeks of free Call of Duty: Vanguard multiplayer for everyone from tomorrow.
As detailed on the Call of Duty blog, the free fortnight will run from March 30 until April 13, 2022. In that time, anyone will be able to try almost the entire multiplayer portion of the game for no charge. It’s the longest free period the Call of Duty series has ever offered, and includes the recent Season Two Reloaded content.
This includes both new Season Two maps of Casablanca, set in a bustling marketplace and Gondola which takes place, as the title implies, on and around a large Gondola. There’s also the new large scale Alps map that comes with recently added game mode Arms Race. In this, two teams must capture all the bases to win, with each captured base providing a forward spawn and Buy Stations.
On top of all this, they’ll be able to play the existing Call of Duty: Vanguard multiplayer content in the game for free too. Any progress made towards things such as battle passes and the like will of course carry over, should players decide to purchase after the event. It’s been an interesting few months for Call of Duty fans, with the announcement of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 for this year, while 2023 might see the series take a year off from a new game entirely.
Two weeks are better than one.
Here’s all the intel on what’s dropping in TWO (that’s right, two) weeks of #Vanguard Free Access.https://t.co/ROhPJ8dlzM pic.twitter.com/sZn6PtAWeE
— Call of Duty (@CallofDuty) March 28, 2022
