Starting with Monday’s download, the UI of the launcher will evolve over time. When launching CoD HQ<\/em> after the update goes live, a new tab will now feature game tiles (any CoD<\/em> game you have installed), a featured tile that shows “a variety of top content such as modes, maps, and Battle Passes depending on what is new and most relevant at the time,” a “What’s Hot” row featuring playlists and bundles for easy access, and a “Last Played” tile to hop back into whatever you previously played.<\/p>
When players update on Monday, MW3 <\/em>and Warzone<\/em> will be the primary tiles in the Home tab. Once BO6 <\/em>launches, it will replace MW3<\/em> as the main title, and when season one begins some time in December, it will enter the final phase as it will feature BO6 <\/em>and Warzone<\/em>, along with a battle pass tab, and an overhaul to Warzone’s<\/em> UI that mirrors BO6.<\/em><\/p>
Speaking of Warzone, CoD’s<\/em> free-to-play battle royale will also be available as its own separate download as part of the UI overhaul. This will obviously be a big help to players who don’t choose to purchase new titles in the series but stick with Warzone,<\/em> saving up a lot of hard drive space.<\/p>
Because of this, Warzone <\/em>won’t be included as part of the default download for BO6<\/em>, and all facets of every game installed (campaign, Zombies, etc.) can also be installed or uninstalled easily from the UI or your console’s management settings.<\/p>
