As sure as eggs is eggs, Activision will release a new Call of Duty game later this year. But, what do we know about it already?
As sure as eggs is eggs, Activision will release a new Call of Duty game later this year. After all, there have been annual instalments in the series since 2005’s Call of Duty 2 (the first came out in 2003).
But, what do we know about it already? Which studio is taking the reins this time? And, will it be a next-gen title?
We hope to answer all of these and more in our everything you need to know about Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. COD: Black Ops Cold War name and setting
There has been a lot of talk about the next Call of Duty in recent times, especially considering the success of the free-to-play COD: Warzone, but some seem to have been wide of the mark. Best PC games to buy 2020: Fantastic games to add to your collectionCall of Duty Modern Warfare 2 then and now: See what’s changed in Campaign Remastered
For example, in late April a leak appeared online claiming that the name of 2020’s COD would be Call of Duty: Vietnam. It would therefore be based during the 60s/early 70s and set during the Vietnam War (mainly).
However, while the time period looks to be correct – maybe even one of the locations – that is now not thought to be the case.
Instead, information from different sources, including COD leaker Okami (via Twitter) and Eurogamer, now points to the final name being Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War.
