According to reliable online sources, Call of Duty is set to receive a complete standalone release in 2023. Based on previous rumors, the 2023 title was supposed to be a premium DLC for Modern Warfare 2, which is why no new standalone titles were planned for the year. However, recent developments suggest otherwise and it seems like the series will be moving forward with annual releases like it has been since 2005.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 was officially released in October 2022. As the franchise's first entry into the next generation, the series initially planned to abandon its annual release system, according to rumors. Due to this, the community wasn't expecting any new standalone games to arrive in 2023. However, Sledgehammer Games is reportedly developing a 2023 title, with the Early Access Campaign, Beta dates, and final release dates being revealed.
On February 10, 2022, Tom Henderson, the owner of Insider Gaming and a well-known video game journalist, recently tweeted about the upcoming Call of Duty game through a post on his website. The post revealed that 2023 will be seeing the launch of a full-fledged standalone Call of Duty game. Although a premium DLC was planned for Modern Warfare 2 in 2023, the project seems to have been scrapped, with the series moving ahead with a brand new release.
According to Insider Gaming, the upcoming title will be connected to the Modern Warfare universe. Although the details are fairly limited at the moment, they were able to verify that the game was being developed by Sledgehammer Games, the studio responsible for previous titles such as Advanced Warfare, World War 2, and Vanguard.
Additionally, it was confirmed that the title will be having a beta testing phase that runs for
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