
This Wednesday, PlayStation and Sledgehammer will give a first look at what’s coming for the second multiplayer beta weekend. Now taking questions!
Good news! This Wednesday at 10:00am Pacific Time, I’ll be sitting down with the team at Sledgehammer Games to get an exclusive preview of the second weekend of the Call of Duty: WWII Multiplayer Beta. We’ll be streaming live on Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook.
We’ll start by reviewing the takeaways from the beta’s first weekend, which kicked off this Thursday on PS4 and will wrap up on Monday. In our Wednesday livestream, Sledgehammer will discuss community feedback and key learnings that will roll into the final multiplayer experience, due out on November 3.
Then we’ll look ahead to learn what’s in store for the second phase of the beta, opening this coming weekend, including a preview of new content and other updates. And we’ll address some community topics as well — be sure to leave your questions in the comments below!
See you Wednesday!

For Sledgehammer Games: Will there be maps in COD WWII that are set in the Pacific and North African campaigns?
I haven’t pre-ordered COD WW2 yet will the beta ever be available for everyone who hasn’t pre-ordered
@thenewguy2014uk Not sure if there will be a public beta, but you can just preorder the physical copy on Amazon and you get emailed a code. Amazon does not charge until the item ships so if you change your mind and don’t want the game (or just prefer digital) you can cancel before Nov 3rd (plenty of time). I actually did this for Black Ops 3 because I wanted the Juggernog edition, so I preordered the base game, got the code, then cancelled the preorder. Just be sure you preorder physical as I think you do pay immediately for digital, or at least cancelling is more of a pain. Anyway the WW2 Beta is pretty good. I am enjoying it and I say that as someone who prefers the future games. It’s a very nice change of pace and War Mode is cool because it switches up objectives and moves you through a map. Def worth going through the hassle of a fake preorder to check out.