Activision has confirmed the PS4 version of Warzone will be taken offline and rendered unplayable once the first season of support for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 goes live.

Revealed earlier today, Modern Warfare 4 is the first entry in the franchise to only be available on current-gen consoles, meaning there won't be a PS4 version of it. The studio's working on the yearly instalments release new content for both the latest game and Warzone in tandem, with a lot of crossover.

Therefore, so it can properly support Modern Warfare 4, the Battle Royale mode Warzone won't be on PS4 anymore. The date the PS4 servers will be taken offline hasn't been communicated outside of happening alongside Season 1 of Modern Warfare 4. The base game launches on 23rd October 2026, and the first season usually follows a few weeks after.

What we do know is from 4th June 2026, the standalone mode will be delisted and removed from the PS Store. As such, if you're still using a PS4 and are even slightly interested in Warzone, you've got one week to add it to your account and download it. Then, on 25th June 2026, the in-game store will be disabled on PS4.

As a support page details, all the purchases made on a PS4 are tied to your Activision Account, so they'll all carry over should you need to upgrade to a PS5 to continue playing Warzone.

One of the biggest Battle Royale games around, it's sad to see Warzone disappear from the console generation it originated on. I have fond memories during the Covid years of religiously playing the mode, but as time passes, supporting such dated hardware will put a strain on the kind of content Activision can produce.

Modern Warfare 4 is its cutoff point, as all the focus moves to current-gen systems. More and more live service games are ditching the PS4 as time moves on, with other recent examples being Genshin Impact, Tower of Fantasy, The First Descendant, and The Finals.

Does this impact you at all? Let us know in the comments below.

[source support.activision.com]