Like every year, a new title in the Call of Duty franchise is coming. And it seems that we will revisit an old territory, not only usual for the saga, but widely explored by the entertainment industry.
Call of Duty WW2: Vanguard is the name that the next installment will receive, made by Sledgehammer Games , according to Eurogamer. Citing the Modern Warzone medium and confirming it through its sources, Eurogamer points out that it will be at the end of 2021 when the game sees the light.
These sources assure that the name that the work receives right now is provisional and will change in the future, although Eurogamer points out that the most foreseeable thing is that the Vanguard subtitle will remain in the final version .
Modern Warzone, meanwhile, reports that the game “takes place in an alternate timeline of 1945 in which World War II did not end. Eurogamer points out that this is not correct and we will see a classic setting of the game. war conflict .
Expectations and future of the game
One question that appears to be pending is whether Vanguard will actively integrate with Warzone, something Modern Warzone confirms but is not assured by Eurogamer. For its part, Activision has not come to terms with this information.
Last February, the company’s CFO Dennis Durkin commented that they were planning “another strong premium launch for the fourth quarter of 2021.” In turn, Activision’s expectations are that they will not achieve as many sales as with Black Ops Cold War.
Sledgehammer Games and Warzone developer Raven Software worked together on Black Ops Cold War , before Treyarch took over that role. This broke the traditional three-year cycle for the Infinity Ward, Treyarch and Sledgehammer developments.
