It was without a doubt the worst kept secret of the past few weeks. Activision therefore ended up taking the floor in order to discuss the future of Call of Duty. And the coming months will be busy for the saga of FPS.
The leaks had multiplied lately and Activision had to react! It's done since the American publisher published a special Call of Duty briefing this Friday. The community update informs us in particular of the changes that will impact Warzone in order to make it “more accessible”. About 30 improvements and other bug fixes are already planned. But that's not all…
A look into the future
Thus, we also learned that the next Call of Duty would indeed be a sequel to Modern Warfare launched in 2019. A “new Warzone experience” has also been confirmed. In addition, a brand new engine will be used on these two games. Activision is planning in passing “a massive evolution” of its battle royale with the arrival of a new mode called “sandbox”.
Finally, insider Tom Henderson specifies that four Call of Duty games are in development. This includes the second chapter of Warzone, the main opuses planned for this year and in 2023 but also “something else”. Last December, Henderson mentioned the arrival of a Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile.
