The next Call of Duty might be Modern Warfare 2 (2022), with a release window set for October

The next COD might be a Modern Warfare 2 reboot set for October (Image via Infinity Ward)
The next COD might be a Modern Warfare 2 reboot set for October (Image via Infinity Ward)

There are a lot of rumors afloat amongst the Call of Duty fanbase, where the community is speculating about the upcoming entry in the franchise.

Many believe that the next game will perhaps be a reboot of the 2009 classic, Modern Warfare 2, and conversations around it point out that it might very well have a release window set for this October.

To grant these speculations some weight, Tom Henderson, notorious for his accurate leaks and data mines, has also talked about the rumors and noted in a recent tweet that,

“As expected, it's looking like this year's Call of Duty title, Modern Warfare II (2022), will be revealed in the summer. Hearing rumblings that the title could release in October due to Vanguard's poor sales performance, with a "big" Warzone update coming soon after.”

Call of Duty 2022 might be a Modern Warfare 2 reboot with an October release date

Call of Duty: Vanguard was not exactly well-received by the franchise's fans. Its sales orders were relatively poor and rumors suggest that because of this very factor, the next title to be a part of the franchise will be a reboot of Modern Warfare 2.

The Modern Warfare titles were something that players highly appreciated. The community even positively received the remake of the first Modern Warfare game in 2019.

Many feel that to counter Vanguard’s and Black Ops Cold War’s poor performance, Infinity Ward is likely to push a Modern Warfare 2 reboot as the next entry to the franchise.

However, it’s advised that readers take this bit of speculative news with a grain of salt. While Tom Henderson is incredibly reliable regarding rumors and leaks, neither Activision nor Infinity War has provided any official news or statements regarding the matter.

Hence, a lot of the speculative information might be subject to change moving forward.

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