A recent datamining activity reportedly uncovered several details about the rumored "Call of Duty 2020." The details include the campaign mission list, the multiplayer map playlist, and information about the upcoming shooter title. Interestingly, the newly uncovered details bare how "Call of Duty 2020" would impact "Call of Duty: Warzone."
"Call Of Duty 2020" Details Leaked
The latest set of details were obtained from datamined code through CodTracker from the recently discovered listing on the Microsoft Store of "The Red Door." The said listing is reportedly the alpha build of the "Call of Duty 2020." Rumors have it that the said installment might be officially released as "Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War."
Prototype Warehouse examined the data mining activity on "The Red Door" files. It reveals that several references discovered could be related to the campaign mission names of "Call of Duty 2020." It includes Armada (Vietnam), Stakeout (Germany), Revolution (Nicaragua), and Prisoner (Vietnam).
There are also references mentioning Amerika (Russia), KGB (Russia), Duga (Russia), Yamantau (Russia), and Siege (Russia). Mentions of side missions called Takedown and Tundra were also discovered. Apart from these, there are also multiplayer references discovered.
According to VGC, these uncovered references suggest that these could be map names. It mentions Black Sea, KGB, Miami, Cartel, Moscow, Tank, Tundra, and Satellite. Moreover, "The Red Door" also notes references to "Call of Duty: Warzone." This includes the Duga Forest, Ski Slopes, Zombies mode, and Russia.
Other "Call Of Duty 2020" Details
Amidst all these leaks and references discovered, Activision remained silent about the rumored "Call of Duty 2020" title. Since 2003, the game developer releases a new "Call of Duty" game. This year, the gaming industry witnessed the release of "Call of Duty: Warzone."
The battle royale title is released on mobile gaming platforms. However, fans are still waiting if Treyarch and Activision have something big for the industry this year, aside from the mobile game. Like all other gaming studios, many game releases were delayed because of the current global health crisis.
Continuing with the bad news. I also got word that the next CoD reveal might be pushed back into August. pic.twitter.com/5aJEusLbId — Tom Henderson (@_TomHenderson_) June 14, 2020
It is worth mentioning that while the rumored details about "Call of Duty 2020" are interesting, these are not yet official. In this case, it is smarter to take this information with a pinch of salt. "Call of Duty 2020" is reportedly arriving this sometime this year.
