Call of Duty: Warzone 2 map leak shows POIs, water, railway

Olivia Richman Published 25/05/2022

A new leak shows that the Warzone 2 map will be a complete switch-up from the current battleground.

Call of Duty: Warzone 2 has been confirmed, but not much is known yet about the highly anticipated battle royale. Per usual, however, leakers have gotten their hands on some interesting information before Activision Blizzard’s official confirmation. This time, fans have been given an early look at the possible new map.

Warzone 2 is coming in 2023, which means fans will have a lot of time to study this new map before the game is released. Of course, Blizzard hasn’t confirmed that this map is official so keep that in mind before checking out the leaked points of interest.

Call of Duty: Warzone 2 map POIs revealed

Industry insider Tom Henderson has revealed a first glimpse at the upcoming map for Call of Duty: Warzone 2. It was initially shared on Try Hard Guides along with a rough sketch of the battle royale location.

The unnamed map includes a lot of interesting new elements for dynamic gameplay. This includes a large area of water on the bottom that players can swim through, a new mechanic that Henderson leaked last week. The black line is a railway line, which will possibly provide new mobility options.

The POIs coincide with a previous leak that speculated that the new Warzone map will be inspired by the original Modern Warfare 2 from 2009. Some of the POIs that seem inspired by the original game include Afghan, Highrise, Terminal, and Quarry.

“Of course, a basic map drawing does not give justice to the scale of the map, but from my impressions it does seem bigger than that of Verdansk and Caldera, especially considering if the grid reference is accurate,’ Henderson said.

For now, this map is purely a leak. Activision Blizzard has not confirmed what the Call of Duty: Warzone 2 map will entail, but Henderson has been spot-on with previous leaks. That makes this a pretty exciting early look at what is possibly coming.

Olivia Richman

About Olivia Richman

Olivia has worked in media ever since graduating from college, with her coverage ranging from traditional newspaper reporting to digital coverage of all things gaming, online betting, and nerd culture. She has traveled around the world pursuing that coverage, from the far coasts of the United States to the busy downtown core of Tokyo, Japan. Olivia’s favorite games include Overwatch and Super Smash Smash Bros, and she has been published at Esports Illustrated, Inven Global, EsportsInsider, Upcomer, and elsewhere.

View full profile

Read Also

Slots

Here are the best promos at crypto casino Roobet Ian John Promotions and offers are a key part of any casino's appeal to new and existing customers and that is very much the case for crypto casino Roobet. As well as speedy payments, the site has earned a fine reputation amongst gamers for the range and quality of its promotions — and in this post we will take a look at each Roobet promo available in more detail. Remember, you can ...

League of Legends

DPlus players haven’t been paid in a month as upcoming acquisition affects finances Michael Hassall Korean esports organization Dplus Kia has reportedly not paid players for multiple titles it competes in for a period of at least a month as it grapples with financial issues related to an upcoming acquisition. The news surfaced on July 16 that the organization was struggling to fulfill its commitments to pay players. Just a few hours later, DPlus released a statement admitting the issues, but insisting that players had ...

GTA

These are the streamers we’re most keen to see play GTA 6 Hannan Mundia GTA 6 is easily the most anticipated game of the year, if not the decade. The hype has only grown with the release of more in-game screenshots recently and Rockstar also opened pre-orders and confirmed the cover art. Its looming presence also affects the industry more generally, with no developer wanting to release its game close to the November 19 release date. Fan theories and story predictions have been plentiful, ...

Twitch

Kai Cenat’s Streamer University 2026 has begun: Highlights, rewards, sponsors & more Khizar Mundia Streamer University 2026 has started with a bang, and Kai Cenat’s latest event has showcased several additions, including new rewards, sponsors, and much more on day one. Kai Cenat launched the Streamer University as a tool for small streamers to get exposure while learning about content creation. The 2025 event got a very positive response from other creators and the industry at large, reportedly generating 27 million watch hours across ...

Slots

Time to check in! How AFK Airport Security is a unique slot by NoLimit City Ian John NoLimit City is famous for their slot games that push the boundaries. That means game with extreme levels of volatility, as well as games based on themes that are occasionally controversial, but eminently playable. Quirky games are the hallmark of the popular slot provider, and their newest release AFK Airport Security may just be the epitome of that. This slot game has a most unusual setting — an airport security ...

News

MrBeast’s thumbnail creator reveals the strategy behind viral YouTube videos Khizar Mundia Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson’s YouTube videos get millions of views, and he is one of the most successful streaming personalities of all-time. But what is the secret sauce behind his viral videos? Well now the YouTuber’s thumbnail creator has revealed how the thumbnails are meticulously designed to attract viewers. MrBeast is one of the most recognizable YouTubers, but as well as his creative and unique video topics, a big part of ...

Casino Streamers

Exclusive interview: M2thak says creators are under more pressure than ever before Hannan Mundia The popular Kick streamer M2thak has had a busy 2026 so far, but he sat down with WIN.gg again for another exclusive chat, revealing that creators are under more pressure than ever when producing content. The content creation scene is ever-changing. New creators are constantly pouring into the industry, and what worked as little as a year ago may be completely irrelevant today. Some creators have managed to endure and reinvent ...