Parachuting into a huge, open-world island map – initially completely unarmed and entirely devoid of supplies – the opening minutes of any match are a giddy, tense scramble as you attempt to glide to a spot free of competition (but hopefully bountiful of resources), search for a weapon, and quickly smash up the environment in a bid to accrue a few of the building resources you’ll need as things heat up.

Taking Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds (opens in new tab)’ basis of a vast, 100 player, last-man-standing shooter as its starting point, and then evolving it with natty, on-the-fly, tactical construction, Battle Royale is an instantly accessible hoot with serious long-term depth. What's not to love?ĭownload Call of Duty: Warzone now on PSN (opens in new tab) PUBG Battlegroundsįortnite (opens in new tab) Battle Royale is probably the hottest, free multiplayer game right now, and for good reason. There's even a unique Gulag system and Plunder mode, in which teams vie for Warzone's in-game Cash currency, for those who don't enjoy being thrown out of the game after their first death. With new modes and playlists being added every week, and the current situation in which everyone and their dog is 'up for a game' right now, there's no better time to jump into Verdansk.

Not only is it completely free, but Infinity Ward's epic shooter allows up to 150 players per match, supports full crossplay between console and PC, is already integrated with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (opens in new tab), and is thus the most polished and fine-tuned battle royale experience yet. It only launched in March 2020, but Call of Duty: Warzone is easily the biggest battle royale game right now, already surpassing 30 million players in just over a month since release.

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