Report: Call of Duty 2023 Is a Stand-Alone Game, No Longer Modern Warfare II DLC
Previous reports have stated that Activision was not planning to release a full in 2023, opting to put out a big expansion to 2022’s instead. However, a new report has stated that Activision has shifted course and is turning that expansion into its own release.
As reported on by Insider Gaming, this DLC was in the works, but the project has “changed direction” and will be a “full premium standalone release planned for 2023.” There aren’t many details, but it is expected to be heavily rooted in the series, which makes sense if it was originally DLC for. It’s unconfirmed if this game will be called, though.
Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier has noted that this title will be led by Sledgehammer Games, and Insider Gaming extrapolated that it will be collaborative project like other games. Given their frequency, size, and the number of developers listed on each entry, this all lines up. Sledgehammer Games has led,, and in the past.
I'll write a story at some point but what happened was: Treyarch's game was planned for 2023. Early last year, they decided to delay Treyarch's game to 2024 and fill in the blanks with more MW stuff from Sledgehammer. And at some point they decided to frame it as a full release
Schreier also tweeted after this latest report noting that Treyarch’s game was planned for 2023, but was delayed to 2024 (which he previously reported). This then led to Activision wanting to “fill in the blanks” with more content, which spun into its own release. He then said he’d try to answer the question regarding how this 2023 game’s multiplayer maps will interact with ‘s maps, if they do at all since it is unclear if the multiplayer portions will be part of the same pool.
Insider Gaming’s report is a follow-up to a
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