Looks like we’re getting Call of Duty in 2023 after all

Activision won’t skip premium shipping call of Duty The game of 2023, as originally imagined.

That’s according to a Bloomberg report, in which sources familiar with the matter claim that Call of Duty 2023 will be an “extension” of Modern Warfare 2.

According to reports, the game will bring in maps and modes from the current game; however, plans may also change.

Originally, the plan was to release Treyarch’s game this fall, but it was pushed back to 2024. Another Call of Duty studio, Sledgehammer, has been tasked with creating a “premium expansion” for Infinity Ward’s Modern Warfare 2 to fill in the remaining void of 2023.

It ended up being a stand-alone title due to its scope. It’s said to feature a single-player campaign and plenty of multiplayer maps, as one would expect from the series.

When asked for comment, an Activision spokesperson said that the company has announced a premium game for this year and that it has “nothing new to share” at this time.

All hands seem to be gearing up for this, as the three major Call of Duty studios are said to be working together in some capacity.

If you stop and think about it, it would be pretty weird not to have an annual Call of Duty game. We are used to it. Plus, the team turns 20 this year, and not taking advantage of such a milestone would be a missed opportunity.