It's no secret that Call of Duty: Warzone is wildly popular extending its reach past gamers and into the mainstream. The battle royale game amassed millions of players in its first few months and has continued to draw players in with each update and rebalance. Now, it's likely to bring in even more people with the return of the popular game mode Warzone Rumble. This time, it returns as Warzone Rumble in the Sheets.Warzone Rumble in the Sheets is essentially the exact same thing as the original Warzone Rumble. It's a 50 v 50 team deathmatch mode that pits players against each other in the classic Call of Duty fashion. The "in the Sheets" part of the name seems to be nothing other than a title given for it as a part of Raven Software's weekly playlist updates.
We'll update playlist names for this Valentine's weekend starting tomorrow morning!
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" target="_blank" rel="noopener">the official Raven Software Twitter account, the playlist names were updated for Valentine's Day weekend. Alongside Warzone Rumble in the Sheets, Plunder - Trios has been renamed Love and Plunder - Trios for the weekend.
At first glance, there doesn't seem to be any other changes to the game mode other than its name, however, there's the possibility that the developers snuck an easter egg in the game somewhere. Because the maps are so big and detailed, an easter egg would be easy to hide.
Love and Plunder - Trios also does not seem to have any changes made to the game or gameplay other than the Valentine's Day weekend name, but the jury's still out on easter eggs. Keep your eyes peeled.
For more on Call of Duty: Warzone, make sure to check out our review of the game right here. You can also read our recent coverage of the invisibility glitch that shut down the entire Armored Royale game mode.