Pre-order Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 for £46 not £63 to play Open Beta early
Activision is offering gamers early access to the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Open Beta with PS5 and Xbox pre-orders, which are available with more than £16 off.
Captain Price returns in Modern Warfare 4.
Call of Duty fans can play the new instalment months before release and get more than £16 off a pre-order at one retailer. With Modern Warfare 4 set to land on October 23, Activision has launched an Open Beta letting gamers preview and experience ‘the incredible innovations’ coming to its new multiplayer mode.
Players can secure early access to Modern Warfare 4 between August 21-25 by pre-ordering the game before the Beta opens to everyone between August 28 and September 1. Usually, a pre-order of the game’s PS5 and Xbox edition costs £62.99 at Argos, but this can be reduced to £46.42 by shopping through TopCashback.
By setting up an account with this deals site, new members will receive a £15 welcome bonus and cashback at Argos. This means Modern Warfare 4 effectively costs £46.42 after cashback, saving £16.57 from the usual price.
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Only new TopCashback members and new Argos customers can claim this deal though, while new TopCashback members who already shop at Argos will pay a slightly higher £47.73 after cashback. After pre-ordering, the code required to register for early access to the Open Beta will be provided by the retailer by email on an online receipt, Activision says.
An Open Beta code is also provided when shopping at retailers like Amazon, where a pre-order costs £62.99 (was £69.99). Modern Warfare 4 takes place as war erupts on the Korean Peninsula, with its campaign dropping players into trench warfare in Korea, alongside missions in New York, Paris, and Mumbai to reclaim occupied territory.
Pre-order Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 for £46.42
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 for PS5 and Xbox is available for £46.42 when shopping through TopCashback. By creating a free account, new members will bag a £15 sign-up bonus and cashback on Argos orders.
Modern Warfare 4 is said to push the series into darker and more dangerous territory and features the return of Call of Duty veteran Captain Price. The franchise’s ever-popular multiplayer is said to deliver grounded, precise combat where fluid movement, player choice and greater control define every engagement.
With a few months to go until the game’s official release, gamers still have plenty of time to upgrade to a next-gen console like the PS5 Pro. This more powerful edition of Sony’s flagship console now costs £789 at retailers like Very, but rival brand Raylo offers it from £17.99 on a 36-month subscription.
This is equal to roughly 58p per day over 31-day month with no upfront cost, while the Xbox Series X costs £19.99 on the same contract. Otherwise, here’s how to pre-order Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 for £46.42.
How to pre-order Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 for £46.42
- Sign up to TopCashback here.
- Search for Argos and click ‘Get Cashback Now’.
- Shop and checkout as usual.
- Cashback will track and appear in the TopCashback account within seven working days of purchase.
- The cashback will become payable and available to withdraw and spend after Argos has paid TopCashback the commission for the purchase.
Players who pre-order Modern Warfare 4 can play the early access Open Beta between August 21-25.
With still a few months to go until Modern Warfare 4 reviews begin to drop in, TopCashback has racked up more than 164,000 positive ratings on Trustpilot, where it boasts a 4.6-star rating.
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