Activision details pre-order benefits, including immediate in-game content and access to the upcoming open beta ahead of the game's October 23 launch.
If you make a digital purchase through the Microsoft Store, PlayStation Store, Battle.net, or Steam, your access is automatically locked in—no extra codes needed. For those who pre-order a physical copy, participating retailers will provide a 13-character beta code to redeem on the official Call of Duty website.
While pre-ordering gets you in the door early, an open portion of the beta will later become available for all players, ensuring the wider community can provide feedback before launch.
Activision is offering both a standard edition and the premium Vault Edition. For collectors, the premium Vault Edition bundles the base game with the Hostile Alliance and Special Forces Operator Packs, a Signature Weapon Collection, and one season of the BlackCell Battle Pass.
The game also marks a significant return to a Nintendo platform, launching for the Nintendo Switch 2 on October 23. Furthermore, the title supports Xbox Play Anywhere, allowing a single digital purchase to grant access on both Xbox Series X|S and Windows PC.
As more details on the beta's specific dates and content emerge, we'll keep you updated.
