FPS content creator TheTacticalBrit thinks it could be "incredibly successful," noting that it has "wow moments" in a "pick-up-and-play" format, unlike other shooters geared towards realism. Meanwhile, another creator, GhostGamingGG, claims that flying helicopters in Wardogs "absolutely destroys Battlefield 6's air mechanics." If you pre-order Wardogs, you'll also be able to partake in an upcoming closed beta weekend, taking place from 21-23 Aug. Wardogs is aiming to fill the niche between FPS games that are considered to be more casual, such as Call of Duty and Battlefield, and more realistic, hardcore games, such as Squad and Escape From Tarkov. In-game cash is a major part of Wardogs, and this mechanic allows you to essentially run a business.