Warzone video shows ‘unreleased Blackout map’ set in the Ural Mountains

Gameplay footage of what is claimed to be an unreleased Call of Duty battle royale map has been published online.

The eight-minute video, which was released by a group of Call of Duty leakers called Cheezburgerboyz, shows footage of a previously leaked Ural Mountains map said to be designed for either Blackout 2.0 or Warzone.

As spotted by Dextero, the video shows a player running through the map picking up loot in a similar manner to how it worked in Blackout, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s battle royale mode.

It also shows various preciously leaked locations including Zoo, Ruka, Mines, and Sanatorium.

Cold War and Warzone Season 3 launched on April 8. Notably, the battle royale game introduced an updated map, Verdansk 84, while Duga, a Black Ops Cold War map set in the Ural Mountains, was released for the game’s Fireteam and Outbreak modes.

Cold War and Warzone Season 3 Reloaded arrived in late May, with the mid-season update adding a host of new content as part of its ‘80s action heroes event featuring Rambo and Die Hard.

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Last week, Warzone developer Raven teased “a great deal of enhancements” coming to all Black Ops Cold War optics and reticles in Season 4.

“Coupled with some exciting attachment changes, we feel the landscape of long-range viable weapons will soon be as diverse as it has ever been,” the studio said.

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