Treyarch's Call of Duty 2024 release is allegedly taking players back to 1990s

sportskeeda.com:

While Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 is on the verge of release and players are actively waiting for the Open Beta to drop, a recent leak about the next Call of Duty title has come to the surface.

Activision has previously announced that they will not release any Call of Duty titles in 2023 and for two years, the forthcoming iteration of Modern Warfare will be the primary face of the franchise.

This is the first time that the franchise has gone against its traditional annual release. While the community is excited, rumors regarding the next Call of Duty, which is likely to arrive in 2024, are increasingly gaining prominence.

A recent leak has come to the surface which shares significant details about the rumored title.

It was previously confirmed that the title will come after Modern Warfare 2 and be developed by the Treyarch Studio. As the studio is infamous in the franchise for making the Black Ops title, fans have speculated that the next installment might carry that storyline as well.

As per recent information, the next CoD will be set in 1990s and potentially feature the Gulf War.

A huge chunk of the information was datamined within Warzone Mobile's Alpha test file, which includes leaks regarding Modern Warfare 2 and concept art. The latter is likely to be a part of the next CoD title.

A leaker named Reality revealed the concept art which showed a F117 Nighthawk Stealth Fighter aircraft in the visual vicinity and a scene of war in the background. With that being said, the F-117 Nighthawk is a US military aircraft and was widely popular because of its role in the Persian Gulf War in 1991.

Combining this information with the recent leaks, fans are speculating that Treayarch might be developing a title, possibly a Black Ops