DMZ is a new mode in Call of Duty Warzone 2.0, which is modeled after games like Escape from Tarkov and Hunt: Showdown. It is an extraction-style mode where players have free rein to complete faction-based missions in Al Mazrah, take on additional side objectives, or engage with enemy Operators and AI combatants. The goal of DMZ is to survive by scavenging for materials, earning reputation with other factions, and making your way out of Al Mazrah alive. DMZ is a single-life mode, but players can be revived when downed and even after they have begun spectating. The mode is designed to be played in a squad of three, but players can also queue solo or as a duo.

DMZ has different in-game factions that players can complete missions for, including the Legion, White Lotus, Black Mous, Crown, and Phalanx. These missions are selected prior to each match and can be completed at your own pace. Looting in DMZ is more complicated than in Warzone 2.0’s battle royale mode, and players will have to manage their storage in DMZ.

DMZ is free to play as it is part of Warzone 2.0, rather than Modern Warfare 2. It is also a great place to level up weapons if players dont have access to multiplayer, as killing its AI guards gives loads of weapon XP. Successful completion of missions in DMZ mode rewards players with unique weapon blueprints, operator cosmetics, and even an entire weapon.

In summary, DMZ is a new extraction-style mode in Call of Duty Warzone 2.0, where players complete faction-based missions in Al Mazrah, take on additional side objectives, or engage with enemy Operators and AI combatants. It is designed to be played in a squad of three, but players can also queue solo or as a duo. DMZ is free to play and is a great place to level up weapons if players dont have access to multiplayer.