The two game's positions in their series might also be quite different, especially as Ghost Recon: Frontline's reveal trailer was met with a fair share of backlash by frustrated fans, while Warzone has become an integral part of Call of Duty as a franchise. Frontlines also does not seem to have a purchasing system like Warzone that allows players to spend money from kills on certain upgrades and killstreaks, so the meta for the two games will likely focus on very different mechanics. MORE: Ubisoft's XDefiant Appears to be Repeating Ghost Recon Breakpoint's Biggest Mistake. The pieces of equipment that have been shown off, like air-dropped barricades and sonar grenades, seem a lot larger and more powerful than the grenades and throwing axes found in Call of Duty: Warzone. Ghost Recon Frontline is in development for PC, PS4, PS5, Stadia, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. Of course, this could change over the course of Ghost Recon Frontline's lifespan.Īnother big difference between the two comes in the form of Frontline's tactical equipment. So far, Frontline's contractors also seem to be a bit more grounded, as strange characters like Rambo and soon Scream's Ghostface have been added to Call of Duty: Warzone over time. This falls closely in line with Ghost Recon's history as a series and should offer some interesting ways to play the game. Operators in Call of Duty: Warzone are merely a cosmetic choice, but it seems as though classes in Frontline will largely dictate how players approach matches and what options they have.
One large thing that Ghost Recon Frontline is doing differently is its class system. However, the games do already seem to have some pretty defining differences.
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