New information from various content creators reveals that "Call of Duty 2020" might get its much-awaited launch on August 14. Over the past months, several leaks have surfaced online detailing settings, maps, and other features of the alleged upcoming shooting title from Activision. It looks like the long wait is finally over if the latest details about the game's announcement are to be believed.
"Call Of Duty 2020" Launch Date
Gaming studio Activision has been deliberately rolling out clues for the rumored "Call of Duty 2020." Based on the recent discovery by some of the popular content creators in the industry, a possible game announcement could happen on August 14. Several "Call of Duty" influencers and content creators earlier received slides and projectors, which reportedly contained clues about "Call of Duty: Black Ops 4."
Interestingly, each recipient got a different set of clues. In other words, everyone who got a package should work remotely together to solve the puzzle. Since they were able to solve it, fans now have a tentative August 14 "Call Of Duty 2020" possible announcement date. It turned out the clues discovered were connected to a chess match that happened in 1972 between Robert James Fischer and Boris Spassky.
The moves in the match unveiled the PawnTakesPawn.com/tv website. On this website, visitors could see a VCR and a retro TV. On the TV screen is a blinking 8-14 and 12:00. NoahJ456 believed that the date might not be the game's announcement but instead another set of clues.
"Call of Duty 2020" Other Details
Based on earlier information related to the upcoming "COD" title, it looks like the forthcoming installment would be a "Black Ops" game set in the Cold War era. Aside from the mystery that influencers solved today, several clues suggested this setting. In July, the Xbox Live Store listed the title "The Red Door," suggesting the Cold War.
I just heard directly from Activision. What we solved today was just the FIRST step of the Call of Duty 2020 reveal. What comes out on Friday at 12 EST is just the next part. We go again. pic.twitter.com/KBvu2sPoaR — NoahJ456 (@NoahJ456) August 10, 2020
Many believed that this is the codename Activision is using for "Call of Duty 2020." Although the listing is still available, no other information has been revealed so far. Several fans also brightened the image of the Verdansk and discovered a map. The setting is the location of Warzone battle royale game, which is the spin-off of the "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2019."
