'Call of Duty: Warzone Pacific' feels like a whole new game. That's both good and bad.

So far, I've played five matches of Vanguard Royale -- netting one win -- and it feels like the developers created a completely new game. As the only battle royale option available on Wednesday, Vanguard Royale forces you to use "Call of Duty: Vanguard" weapons. If you haven't had a chance to play that game or level up your weapons there, you'll be out of luck when the loadout box drops. And if one of your loadouts includes a lethal or tactical item from one of the other integrated games, like "Modern Warfare" or "Black Ops Cold War," you will be restricted from using that class entirely.