Even WWII, the Sledgehammer Games iteration of Call of Duty that came out before Black Ops 4, had something similar (but certainly not identical) with its Divisions system. Love ‘em or hate ‘em, the controversial Specialists have been a part of Call of Duty since Black Ops 3. Perhaps the one rumor that’s been buzzing the most is the apparent exclusion of Specialists. Modern Warfare 4 Multiplayer Will Not Have Specialists According to Gaming Intel, instead of Zombies, Modern Warfare 4 will feature “something more reminiscent of Modern Warfare 3’s Survival mode.” Maybe this is the “co-op gameplay” hinted at previously, but again, at this point, who knows. This is perhaps the biggest surprise to come out of the rumor mill concerning the next Call of Duty game, considering the popularity of the Zombies mode in games past. What that means right now is anyone’s guess. Also implied during this earnings call was that there is going to be “some fun co-op gameplay”. According to an earnings call by Activision president Rob Kostich, the next Call of Duty will feature “an entirely new campaign.” This heavily implies that the next Call of Duty will have a single player campaign, but what it’s about (or even if it takes place in the Modern Warfare setting) is still a mystery. This rumor has some official backing behind it. It's worth noting that, prior to the reveal of Black Ops 4 last May, many fans believed Treyarch could be working on Modern Warfare 4 as well.Ĭall of Duty 2019 is expected to release this fall on PS4, Xbox One and PC.Modern Warfare 4 Will Have a Single Player Campaign In other words, the case of Call of Duty 2019 is either one of the industry's worst kept secrets or a massive coincidence. It's also impossible to forget that, in March of last year, series voice actor Craig Fairbrass erroneously listed involvement with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 in his Twitter bio. One would think such a uniform shift involves a product the reunited group is tangentially familiar with. Over the past eight months, nearly a dozen former IW employees, including animators, Lead Game Designers and Art Directors, have returned to the studio. Hiring patterns related to the project further cement the speculation. Given IW's pedigree with the Modern Warfare series, a new chapter in that story seems like a sure thing.
Mentions of a campaign suggest this entry has a more cinematic focus than the last, and the appeals to history and longtime fans signal the return of a known-quantity subfranchise.
Is it finally time to release 'Modern Warfare 4?' Infinity Ward/Sledgehammer Games/ActivisionĪs difficult as it may be to wade through all the investor pandering, there are a few tidbits here that some fans believe might reference Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3' will be nine-years-old this fall. Newly appointed CFO Dennis Durkin took that message one step further, adding "the team that's building this game for us in Activision is building what they believe the best Call of Duty we've ever built." "It's worth mentioning again this fall's launch, I think, is going to resonate very powerfully with our community," Kostich said. The title was also described as a product, "rooted in the franchise's history" in a way that will hopefully appeal to the series' longtime fans. Treyarch infamously scrapped the vast majority of single-player content from Black Ops 4, but it appears that was a one-studio decision. Over the course of the chat, the publisher confirmed Infinity Ward's involvement, game modes and possible projections for the future.ĭifferentiating itself from 2018's Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, next year's title features what company President Rob Kostich described as an "entirely new campaign," as well as "a huge and expansive multiplayer world and some fun co-op gameplay." The main highlight there is, of course the inclusion of a campaign. During its quarterly investor call Tuesday afternoon, Activision revealed the first official details about Call of Duty 2019.
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