Call of Duty: Black Ops III – Multiplayer Beta Impressions

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Activision has just released the beta version of its latest Call of Zombies title, but this article is not about that. Instead, we're going to focus on the multiplayer aspect - specifically, how it compares to other popular first-person shooters like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) and Fortnite.

Blackout: The Battle Royale Mode You've Been Waiting For

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Call of Duty Black Ops 4 introduced a brand new game mode that quickly gained traction among fans. Dubbed 'Blackout,' this battle royale-style multiplayer experience pits up to 16 players against each other on large maps, where the last player or team standing wins.

In our hands-on experience with the beta version for Xbox One and PC (PlayStation 4 was not included in this review), we were initially underwhelmed by Blackout's graphics compared to its competitors. However, as soon as the action started unfolding across those lush environments - from abandoned cities to desolate wastelands - all doubts vanished.

Gameplay-wise, Call of Duty: WWII feels very much like previous titles within the series. You'll still expect fast-paced objective-based objectives such as Domination and Search & Destroy alongside more strategic modes like Hardpoint where players must capture points while trying not get eliminated before time runs out!

The maps themselves are well-designed for competitive play; they're large enough to encourage teamplay but small enough so that lone wolves can't hide forever. We did notice some minor visual bugs during our gameplay sessions, which we hope will be ironed out by launch.

Call of Duty: WWII's Multiplayer Beta Verdict

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While not revolutionary compared to other shooters on the market today (think PlayerUnknowns Battlegrounds or even Call Of Duty Infinite Warfare), Treyarch has managed something remarkable here - they've taken everything great about their previous titles and distilled it down into one delicious package that feels both nostalgic yet fresh at once!

If you're looking for a solid multiplayer experience with plenty of depth without breaking the bank, then give this baby a shot. With regular updates promising new maps, modes, and possibly even microtransactions to spice things up further down the line (because let's face it - who doesn't love free loot?), Call Of Duty WWII Multiplayer Beta has got all bases covered.

Rating: 7/10

Final Thoughts

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Overall, while not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, Treyarch deserves major props for delivering a solid multiplayer experience that feels true to what fans expect from Activision's beloved franchise. With some minor polish on graphics and maybe even more variety in terms gameplay modes (because let's face it - only so many variations on Capture-the-Flag can exist before things start feeling repetitive), Call Of Duty: WWII Multiplayer Beta could easily give other top-tier shooters a run for their money.

Will you be giving this baby a try when it drops later this year? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

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