CallofDuty: Modern Warfare II is set to launch in October 2022. While there are still a lot of secrets, here's everything we know about the newest COD title.
Along with death and taxes, we can always be certain a new Call of Duty game will launch every year — at least for the foreseeable future. The franchise has received annual releases since the launch of Call of Duty 2 in 2005, raking in tons of money for publisher Activision. Unsurprisingly, we’ll get a new Call of Duty game in 2022, and now that it has been officially unveiled, there’s a lot we know about the upcoming title, which will be called Modern Warfare II.
This will be a sequel to the 2019 game, not a remake of the 2009 title of the same name. Since Modern Warfare 2019 was so successful critically and commercially, it’s a no-brainer Activision is following it up with a sequel. Modern Warfare II Multiplayer & Warzone 2.0 | Call of Duty: NEXT Reveal Trailer The new Multiplayer trailer was shown during Call of Duty: Next, and it gave us a look at many of the new mechanics, maps, weapons, and features.
It’s also important to note that even though Microsoft will be purchasing Activision, the current COD games in development will still come to PlayStation platforms, at least through 2023. These games were already in development before Microsoft’s acquisition, so the company must honor existing agreements to allow COD to come to PlayStation.
Gameplay It’s easy to predict what the gameplay for a Call of Duty game will be like, especially since the forthcoming entry will follow in the footsteps of Modern Warfare 2019. Expect it to include many of the same features, presentation, art direction, and some of the same weapons as its predecessor.
Infinity Ward’s rumoured 2022 title, ‘Modern Warfare II’: Campaign details, Weapon dynamics, Facets of Gore and AI, New ‘Moral System’, SP Systems and more; pic.twitter.com/0oAWEVO9sx Most notably, the campaign will reportedly feature some sort of morality system, wherein your decisions will impact how the story unfolds. It’s unclear if certain sections will be locked off to specific decisions.
In addition, Prisoner’s Rescue is the new Attack versus Defend mode that was previously leaked by @RalphsValve on Twitter. This mode will resemble Search and Destroy, though with much more of a focus on tactical gameplay, like in Rainbow Six Siege.
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