Sledgehammer Games' Call of Duty Vanguard is going to be one of the biggest Call of Duty games we've ever seen at launch. There's more multiplayer maps than ever, a global Campaign, and well over 30 weapons available at launch.
Here's everything you need to know about all the firearms you'll be able to check out when Vanguard drops next week...
Every weapon available at launch in Vanguard
Call of Duty Vanguard is due to release on November 5th and we're so close to having a complete picture when it comes to the weapons that Vanguard is going to launch with. Here's everything you need to know...
Call of Duty Vanguard is going to launch with seven Assault Rifles...
- STG44
- BAR
- Itra Burst
- NZ-41
- Volkssturmgewehr
- AS44
- Fedorov Avtomat
It's going to have six Submachine Guns...
- M1928
- MP-40
- Sten
- PPSh-41
- Owen Gun
- Type 100
There's also going to be a selection of Light Machine Guns...
- MG42
- Bren
- DP27
- Type 11
Followed by a few Shotguns...
- Gracey Auto-Loading Shotgun
- Einhorn Revolving Shotgun
- Double Barrell Shotgun
- Comabt Shotgun
You can't forget the Sniper Rifles either...
- 3-Line Rifle
- Kar98k
- Type 99
Or the M1 Garand and the Marksman Rifles...
- M1 Garand
- G-43
- SVT-40
There's also going to be a selection of Sidearms...
- Machine Pistol
- Ratt
- 1911
- Luger
- Revolver
Vanguard is also going to launch with a few anti-tank Launchers...
- M1 Bazooka
- Panzerschreck
- MK1 Launcher
- Panzerfaust
Finally, there's going to be a couple of Melee Weapons options at launch...
- F5 Fighting Knife (Secondary)
- Combat Shield (Primary)
If we were to hazard a guess, we'd expect some sort of "Combat Shotgun" and "Double Barrel" to make an appearance, a "Revolver" and the "Webley" would also be great options for additional sidearms.
As for Assault Rifles and Submachine Guns, there's a lot of options to choose from. The "Grease Gun" usually makes an appearance in Second World War-based Call of Duty games and there's the "Waffe 88" from Call of Duty WWII missing. Both the "M1 Carbine" and "M2 Carbine" would make fine additions to the line-up, too.