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Warzone's New Zodiac Resurgence Map Is Playable in the MW4 Beta

By GFA Staff · August 29, 2026

In a first for the franchise, the Modern Warfare 4 beta weekend is also serving as the public debut for a new Call of Duty: Warzone experience, featuring the brand-new Zodiac map on Warzone. Developed under the leadership of Raven Software, the map is designed specifically for fast-paced Resurgence rules.

Set across a coastal South Korean industrial and research facility, Zodiac features tight verticality with high-tech research labs, shipping container yards, administrative office complexes, and interconnected subterranean access tunnels. The Resurgence ruleset allows eliminated players to redeploy as long as at least one squadmate stays alive, driving aggressive close-quarters skirmishes.

Integrating Warzone directly into the pre-launch beta provides developers with immediate networking, weapon tuning, and client telemetry on massive scale across mixed platform generations. Track tactical map breakdowns and updates on [/news](/news) and stay informed on upcoming patches on [/release-radar](/release-radar).

Key Takeaways & FAQs

Q: Where is the new Zodiac map set? A: Zodiac is set within a high-tech coastal weapons and robotics manufacturing complex located in South Korea.

Q: What game mode is featured on the Zodiac map in the beta? A: The map features the fast-respawn Resurgence mode, where fallen teammates redeploy as long as squad members survive.

Regional Impact & Availability For players across Southeast Asia and international markets, digital releases and live events remain accessible through official storefronts and regional platform channels. Readers can explore continuous updates on our [/news](/news) hub and check upcoming launch windows on [/release-radar](/release-radar).

Sources & Further Reading - Raven Software - [Gameforce Asia News](/news) - [Gameforce Asia Release Radar](/release-radar)

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