As such, one of the biggest positives of Verdansk’s removal is that it would get fresh eyes on Call of Duty: Warzone, with new and returning players loading up the game to try the new map ...

Call of Duty: Warzone’s Verdansk map was hit with a nuclear blast, but it appears to have gone back in time instead of being destroyed. The battle royale’s new map is called Verdansk ‘84 and ...

Verdansk 84 features a whole new look, with Season Three’s Black Ops Cold War map Mount Yamantau mid-explosion in the distance. The seasons have changed—Verdansk is now mid to late spring ...

Verdansk 84 is also much lusher with wildflowers, meadowland, and crops. This greener map will allow you to hide behind trees, in the long grass, and behind plants.

For its next update, the free-to-play game "Call of Duty: Warzone" is going back to the '80s. Publisher Activision unveiled the brand new map for "Warzone," called Verdansk '84, following an event ...

Verdansk is only part of the return to classic Call of Duty: Warzone, however, as both the game's Big Map and overall gameplay is set to see dramatic changes with the start of Season 3.

The trailer ends with a soldier viewing the new Verdansk, and a single tear rolling down his cheek. OK! "As we celebrate Call ...

Call of Duty players received a brand new season of Black Ops 6 on April 2, and on April 3, they’ll be able to travel back in time to 2020 to play on Warfare’s original Big Map: Verdansk ...

Of course, with it being several years since a variation of Verdansk was playable, there is an expectation for the new Warzone map to look much better than it did back in the day. It's safe to say ...

'Call of Duty: Warzone' has a new Cold War map on the way, and some of it has apparently been leaked. The map appears to be a retro version of Verdansk.

While we don’t know the official size of the Caldera map, we do know that the playable area of the Verdansk map is exactly 9 km 2 large (at least according to the Warzone team).