Call Of Duty Wwii Bonus Content And Redemption Guide

Call of Duty: WWII offers various bonus content items to players who purchase specific editions of the game or participate in promotional events. This content includes digital items such as weapon camos, calling cards, emblems, outfits, and even a digital soundtrack. Access to this content typically requires either automatic entitlement based on account activity or the redemption of unique codes provided at the time of purchase. The official support documentation outlines specific procedures for accessing these items depending on the platform, edition of the game, and the type of bonus content in question.

The primary method for accessing bonus content is through the official Call of Duty redemption portal or directly through platform marketplaces. For most digital items, users are instructed to redeem codes on a PC via specific URLs provided by Activision. In-game, these items are usually collected from the Mail vendor located in the Headquarters area. The availability of certain content varies; some items are unlocked automatically at launch without requiring a code, while others require manual entry of a code found on physical inserts or retailer receipts.

Beta Combat Pack

The Beta Combat Pack is a bonus item available to players who participated in the Private or Open Beta versions of Call of Duty: WWII. According to the support documentation, users are automatically entitled to this content if they met the participation criteria. No code is required for redemption. The pack includes a Helmet, an Emblem, and a Calling Card. These items should be available in the game for eligible accounts.

Prima Guide Calling Card

Players who purchased the official Prima Guide for Call of Duty: WWII can claim an exclusive Calling Card. The necessary redemption code is printed on an insert included within the physical guide. To redeem this code, users must visit the URL: https://profile.callofduty.com/promotions/redeem/cod/prima. Once the code is successfully processed, the Calling Card should be accessible in the game.

KontrolFreek Calling Card

Similar to the Prima Guide promotion, an exclusive Calling Card is available to customers who purchased KontrolFreek gaming accessories for Call of Duty: WWII. The code for this item is located on an insert inside the KontrolFreek packaging. Users are directed to redeem the code at https://profile.callofduty.com/promotions/redeem/cod/kontrol to claim the item.

Digital Soundtrack

The digital download of the Call of Duty: WWII soundtrack is exclusive to the Pro Edition of the game. The redemption code is printed on an insert found inside the game case. Users must redeem this code at callofduty.com/redeem. It is noted that the soundtrack cannot be downloaded directly onto a mobile device; the redemption process requires the use of a PC.

Divisions Pack

The Divisions Pack contains five multiplayer outfits, one for each Division in the game. This content is available in both the Standard and Pro Editions of the game. For physical copies of these editions, the code is printed on the receipt provided by the retailer. This code must be redeemed through the user's platform marketplace. If the code is 12 digits long, it can be redeemed specifically at https://profile.callofduty.com/promotions/redeem/cod/divisions.

For players who purchased the Digital Standard (pre-order only) or Digital Deluxe Editions, the Divisions Pack is unlocked and available in the game at launch. No code or manual redemption is required for these digital purchases.

Nazi Zombies Pack

The Nazi Zombies Pack includes a weapon camo usable exclusively in the Zombies mode. This item was available with Pro Edition pre-orders placed through select retailers. The code is found on an insert inside the game case and must be redeemed through the user's platform marketplace.

Players with the Digital Standard (pre-order only) or Digital Deluxe Editions have this content unlocked at launch and do not require a code.

Multiplayer Upgrade

The Multiplayer Upgrade bonus includes one Prestige Token and four hours of Double XP (2XP). This content is available with Standard and Pro Editions. For these editions, the redemption code is the same as the Beta code printed on the retailer receipt. However, the documentation states that no code or redemption is actually required to access this content; it is unlocked automatically at launch.

It is noted that the WWII Multiplayer Upgrade is also available with Digital Standard Edition pre-orders and all Digital Deluxe Edition purchases. Users should be aware that 2XP will not stack during scheduled 2XP Weekends or Events.

Season Pass and Carentan Map

The Season Pass includes 2018 DLC content, specifically the Carentan multiplayer map. The Carentan Map is bundled with the Season Pass and does not require a separate download. For the Pro Edition, a code is printed on an insert in the game case. The support documentation does not explicitly detail the redemption process for the Season Pass code in this specific section, but generally, Season Pass content is verified via platform entitlements.

General Redemption Guidelines

Code Location

In most cases where a code is required to access digital content, the code can be found either printed on the retailer receipt or on a physical insert inside the game case.

Redemption Process

The support documentation recommends redeeming codes while the game is not running. If codes are redeemed while the game is active, a restart of the game may be necessary to receive the items.

Maximum Limit Reached

Users may encounter a "MAX LIMIT REACHED" error message. This indicates that the Call of Duty account has already received the specific bonus content using another code. If a user believes this message is an error, they are advised to contact support for their specific platform.

In-Game Delivery

Once items are redeemed or unlocked, they are typically available to be picked up in the game from the Mail vendor located in the Headquarters.

Troubleshooting and Support

If a user cannot find their content or did not receive it after following the correct procedures, the support documentation advises selecting the specific platform (e.g., PlayStation, Xbox, PC) to contact Activision support for assistance.

Conclusion

Call of Duty: WWII provides a variety of bonus content that enhances the multiplayer and Zombies experience. Accessing these items relies heavily on purchasing the correct edition of the game—specifically the Pro or Digital Deluxe editions for the most comprehensive content—and keeping retailer receipts or physical inserts safe for code entry. While some items like the Beta Combat Pack and Multiplayer Upgrade are automatically unlocked, others require manual redemption through specific URLs or platform marketplaces. Players should ensure they redeem codes correctly and check the in-game Headquarters Mail vendor to claim their rewards.

Sources

1. Call of Duty: WWII Bonus Content and Code Support