The Fight Against Cheaters Reaches a New Level
Ahead of the launch of the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 open beta test, Activision shared fresh details about the operation of the RICOCHET Anti-Cheat security system. The development team has significantly increased pressure on creators and distributors of unfair software.
As part of its global campaign to protect fair play, Activision has already achieved significant results:
- Shut down more than 375 cheat resale operations;
- Sent over 80 official cease-and-desist notices;
- Completely closed down more than 30 illegal software providers.
The publisher emphasizes that it is prepared to pursue lawsuits in court to ensure a fair gaming experience for the entire community.
Open Beta Already on Switch 2
Players on Switch 2 can join the Modern Warfare 4 open beta test this weekend—from August 28 to September 1. Pre-loading the client is already available on the platform.
The full release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 on Switch 2 is scheduled for October 23, 2026.
What Awaits Players in Modern Warfare 4
The game's story campaign unfolds around a large-scale conflict on the Korean Peninsula. Players will take on the role of Private Park during the invasion and follow the actions of Captain Price, who operates off the grid. The mission geography will span New York, Paris, Mumbai, and the front lines in Korea.
Multiplayer mode will offer:
- Full cross-play and cross-progression across all platforms;
- Optional mouse control via the new Joy-Con 2;
- The new Ballistic Authority ballistics system for maximum shooting realism;
- 12 base maps at launch and the dynamic Kill Block location with over 500 configurations.
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