WARDOGS - ALL Weapons Real Names, Origins & Year Developed from Oldest to New Ones
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Wardogs - ALL Weapons From Oldest to New Ones
Wardogs - ALL Guns Real Names, Origin and Production Date
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Wardogs is an upcoming multiplayer first-person shooter video game developed by British video game developer Bulkhead and published by Team17. It was released into close beta on 22 August 2026 for people who pre-ordered it and then released into early access for Microsoft Windows on 10 September 2026. Wardogs is revolved around a "cash is king" style of play, with each player starting out with $10,000. The game takes inspiration from the Arma 3 mod called "King of the Hill". In September 2026, Bulkhead announced that Wardogs is scheduled for release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and Series S in 2028.
Wardogs is a multiplayer first-person shooter MilSim simulation video game inspired by King of the Hill that features a player versus player and can support up to 100-player servers.
Set in fictitious abandoned mountains in Eastern Europe, 100 players are split into three teams that fight for a 2x2 kilometre territory across a 256-square-kilometre sandbox map, and the team with the most teammates in the control zone wins a point, although you can make your presence in the zone count as two people by entering the "HotZone".
Wardogs is based primarily on a "cash is king" style of play, with every account starting with $10,000, in which you can purchase a custom loadout that ranges from weapons to gear, utility, and vehicles. Joe Brammer, the CEO of Bulkhead, stated that "Cash is the best anticheat", implying that the currency in-game could be used in ways to stop hackers and cheaters. According to reports, the format of Wardogs is based on a mod for the video game Arma 3. Wardogs also features a wager-like system where players can bet on the possible outcomes; throughout matches you can find money lying around, which you can either save, buy loadouts or trade the money for gold bars. Notably, the game does not feature a battle pass or microtransactions. According to testers, you will have a bank balance at the top right corner of the screen with red and green numbers below showing your current profit or loss for that life.