

The military FPS WARDOGS has been turning heads lately since its early access launch on September 10 this year. With a peak player count of 428,000 and Season 2 coming next month, searches for WARDOGS on PS5 have surged as players look for any information hinting at a potential console release. For console players who just want to join PC players in on the fun, is WARDOGS on Xbox and PS5?
Right now, WARDOGS is available only in early access on PC. Not all hope is lost, though. Developer BULKHEAD has said they want to bring WARDOGS to consoles. That means WARDOGS is coming to PS5, and it will also be on Xbox. While the studio hasn’t given an exact release date, it has set a release window for 2028. However, there has been no announcement that WARDOGS will appear on Nintendo Switch.
WARDOGS is currently in early access, following its Season 1 launch on September 10 this year. Brammer previously stated online that Season 1 of WARDOGS would last 1 month. That said, WARDOGS Season 2 is expected to launch October 15, 2026. Seasons 3 and 4 don’t have a definite timeline, with developing new content and features as BULKHEAD’s priority.
“It’s going to change in Early Access; season 1 is a month, but then season 2, 3, 4 could be whatever we decide. Developing new content and features is the priority.” – CEO Joe Bramer
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