New CoD: Warzone Will Be Revealed In 2022, Confirms Activision
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In its Q2 2022 financial report, publisher Activision Blizzard confirmed plans to unveil an all-new Call of Duty: Warzone experience sometime this year. Developer Infinity Ward teased a Warzone sequel this past February during a press event, telling attendees the adventure will be powered by a new game engine the studio began working on several years ago. Other details about the free-to-play project remain under lock and key.
Infinity Ward's Call of Duty: Warzone announcement from a couple of months ago also accompanied word that this year's premium entry will launch in the form of a Modern Warfare (2019) sequel. The California-based studio serves as lead developer on this endeavor, having helmed the hit 2019 installment, which topped a staggering 30 million units sold across all platforms. While concrete information concerning the Modern Warfare follow-up has yet to make the rounds, Activision Blizzard revealed in its latest financial report that players should anticipate the most advanced Call of Duty entry in series history. The financial results in question let loose a few other interesting tidbits, as well.
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