Who is making the next call of duty

There will also be weapon jamming features with new animations and increased gore physics. Activision keeps increasing its focus on Call of Duty due to the success of Warzone. With their trio of developers each getting three years to make its game, it is expected that every new release will include new gameplay features as well as large additions to the still-popular Warzone.

It would not be surprising if in Treyarch adds another addition to its Black Ops series. Will Vanguard see similar integration? Will Verdansk '84 eventually make way for a WW2 version of the map? Or a brand new map entirety? During the financial call, Rob Kostich, President of Activision spoke in vague terms about Sledgehammer's title working with Warzone in some way.

Sledgehammer's last game was 's Call of Duty: WW2. The studio has endured a tumultous time since, with co-founders Glen Schofield and Michael Condrey both exiting the company. Sledgehammer and current Warzone custodian Raven Software were working together on 's Call of Duty before Treyarch was drafted in to lead development on what became Black Ops Cold War just two years after it released Black Ops 4.

This broke the traditional three-year development cycle Activision had established with Infinity Ward, Treyarch and Sledgehammer. The explosive popularity of Warzone has of course altered Activision's way of thinking , with it now leading the Call of Duty charge on PC and consoles. Sometimes we include links to online retail stores.

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After a few months of rumors that sounded increasingly likely, Activision confirmed today in its quarterly earnings report that the next Call of Duty is being developed by Sledgehammer Games. The game is looking great and on track for its Fall [] release. Alegre also mentioned that the new game is built to "integrate with and enhance" Call of Duty: Warzone.

He didn't get into details, but we can likely expect an integration similar to Cold War's in December. Currently, Warzone and Cold War share a single ecosystem of weapons and battle pass unlocks. The new Sledgehammer CoD will, naturally, include singleplayer, multiplayer, and some sort of co-op mode.