Activision has confirmed that this year, Call of Duty will have a campaign mode with missions unlike Black Ops IIII. This year it would be up to Infinity War, who made Modern Warfare.
Sure as the arrival of Christmas, a new installment of Call of Duty will arrive this year on consoles and PC. Activision has confirmed this in a recent meeting of shareholders to whom it has communicated that this year its annual war delivery will continue with its tradition of making a game every year that would make the Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII that they launched a few years ago obsolete. months.
This year plays a Call of Duty developed by Infinity War
Activision has only been able to give a few details about this year's installment and that is that it will have a traditional campaign mode for those who want to practice a bit with the game before entering the online mode. From now on everything we say is speculation and may vary with the final product.
From the cold reception of Call of Duty Ghosts, the series began to enter three-year development cycles between three main teams in order to polish the games on the current generation of consoles. The teams are Infinity Ward, Sledgehammer Games and Treyarch in this order and last year Black Ops IIII made by Treyarch came out. This means that the lead developer for this year's installment is Treyacrch who brought the installment to market in 2016 Infinite Warfare and the Ghosts and Modern Warfare installments in years past.
The Call of Duty franchise is trying to return to its roots and leave behind futuristic and science fiction elements after the criticism that the trailers for Infinte Warfare and Advanced Warfare received. Seeing that they returned to the origins of the series in World War II with WWII, it is possible to think that this year Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 will come out located in a current war without futuristic elements.
Source: GameSpot
