Following the worldwide reveal on June 8th, the "world premiere gameplay level" will likely offer a more extensive walkthrough.
Call of Duty's PC presence has been restricted to Battle.net for years, but it's looking like the series will finally be returning to Steam soon.
The shooter is slated to launch on October 28th. Data-mining indicates releases on Xbox One and PS4 along with current-gen consoles and PC.
Warzone 2 is expected to arrive a "couple of months" after Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 based on a new report by insider Tom Henderson.
Removed from the store page in question but still present in Steam's CDN, the artwork could indicate a Steam release for the 2022 title.
An announcement is allegedly planned for the upcoming State of Play presentation, or perhaps even before that.
Prominent insider Tom Henderson has provided a rough recreation of what will supposedly be the map in the upcoming battle royale shooter.
This year's Call of Duty won't be skipping previous-gen platforms with the open beta allegedly coming to PS4 and PS5.
A bizarre new trailer focuses on artwork canvas for the upcoming shooter in a cargo shipyard, which also confirms its release date.
New leak claims that the battle royale shooter will also bring back armour vests and an expanded version of Blackout's inventory system.
Known insider Tom Henderson has revealed potential new details on Warzone 2's map, its POIs, Strongholds, and more.
New alleged details have emerged on the battle royale sequel, claiming that it'll be more in line with Black Ops 4's Blackout than the original Warzone.
Players will allegedly be able to earn skins, blueprints, and more in DMZ, which will also be usable in other multiplayer modes and Warzone 2.
The first person shooter will allegedly reveal campaign gameplay in June, followed by a multiplayer reveal in August.
The publisher claims this "primarily due to our own execution" and promises the "most ambitious plan in Call of Duty history" with this year's titles.
The sequel to 2019's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare reboot is currently in the works at Infinity Ward and due out later this year.
The sequel to 2019's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare reboot is in development at Infinity Ward, and due out later this year.
The upcoming battle royale sequel has been "built from the ground-up" and will feature 'groundbreaking innovations", the publisher says.
Infinity Ward could be gearing up for a full reveal of the next Call of Duty, which is confirmed to be a sequel to 2019's Modern Warfare.
Infinity Ward co-studio head Patrick Kelly has confirmed that all games in the series going forward will run on the same engine.
