The classic Activision game call of Duty ended its monopoly on Battle.net on 16-17-18 and has now logged on to Steam with a 50% discount.

According to CTOnews.com March 9, three classic call of Duty have been released from the Battle.net monopoly on PC and landed on the Steam platform. They are call of Duty 16: modern Warfare in 2019, call of Duty 17: black Action Cold War in 2020 and call of Duty 18: vanguard in 2021.

To celebrate the occasion, Activision also announced that it would give it a 50% discount. The original price is 399 yuan and the current price is 199.5 yuan (which lasts until March 23). Of course, this price is still too high for the "call of Duty" of New year goods.

Since call of Duty: world War II was launched in 2017, only the 2022 PC version of call of Duty 19: modern Warfare II has launched simultaneously on the Steam and Battle. net platforms, and has since expanded other call of Duty games, such as today's three.

As of CTOnews.com, the Steam platform still lacks call of Duty: black Action 4, which was released in 2018. Given that this is a multiplayer-only call of Duty, it may be launched on Steam at a later date to avoid further distraction.

Microsoft is in the process of acquiring Activision Blizzard, and once the deal is completed, Microsoft has promised to launch call of Duty on platforms other than Xbox, including Steam, Nintendo and PlayStation for a decade.