Activision has announced that a free trial for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is now live on all platforms. This free trial will last until December 18th, and it will let you experience some of its multiplayer modes. And, in case you’re wondering, you won’t be able to play its single-player campaign.
Going into more details, the free trial will allow you to play classic maps like Highrise, Rust, and Shipment to the new Season 1 Meat map. Plus, you’ll get access to the new War mode, and the fully co-operative Modern Warfare Zombies Mode.
NVIDIA RTX owners will also be able to take a look at the game’s Path Tracing effects. As we’ve already reported, COD: MW3 has full Ray Tracing/Path Tracing in Gunsmith and at the pre-game lobbies. In there, you’ll be able to see the first implementation of Path Tracing in the IW 9.0 Engine.
As I’ve stated, I wasn’t impressed with the game’s Path Tracing effects. The COD: MW3 devs have already done an amazing job at the game’s pre-game lobbies and Gunsmith. Even without Path Tracing, those areas look great. Yes, there are some minor image improvements. However, there is nothing particularly impressive here.
You can go ahead and download this free trial from Steam and Battlenet. NVIDIA and AMD have already released their optimized drivers for this title. So, make sure to use them. You can download them from here and here.
Finally, the full list of maps, modes, and Playlists that will be available to Free Access players includes:
- 6v6 Core Maps: Terminal, Rust, Highrise, Shipment, Afghan, Meat.
- Ground War Maps: Popov Power, Orlov Military Base, Levin Resort.
- Core Modes: Team Deathmatch, Hardpoint, Domination, Kill Confirmed, Ground War, War.
- Playlists: Rustment 24/7 (Shipment and Rust), War Mode, 6v6 Moshpit (featuring Highrise, Meat, Afghan, Terminal), Ground War, Modern Warfare Zombies.
Have fun!
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They are hurting for players. The reviews are so bad on Steam. And anyone who has played Warzone cannot get a refund on Steam for this game because it counts as DLC to Warzone so as soon as you launch it for the first time you are already over the 2 hours of playtime for a Steam refund. Plenty of reasons not to touch this game. They are hurting for sales on this clusterf*k.
This latest Call of Diarrhea isn’t making as much money for Activision as the last few entries in the franchise. It might still bring in the usual 1 billion USD revenue eventually but the Developers are going to have to put more effort into the next cookie cutter game to stay on top with their fan base imo.
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