Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Is Coming This October
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After a cryptic tease posted on Twitter by the official Call of Duty account just a few days back, a trailer for the newest title in the franchise has finally been unveiled.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare will act as a reboot to the COD sub-series of the same name that was considered a watershed moment for the entire brand. Developer Infinity Ward is jumping back to reality to provide an experience that is more focused on gritty realism (for better or for worse).
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare will indeed include a single-player campaign, unlike the previous COD title, Black Ops 4, and seems to be the main drawing point for this reveal. The story will not be a direct continuation from Modern Warfare 3—instead, this game will be a “soft reboot” that picks up an entirely new story with familiar Call of Duty characters, namely the fan-favorite Captain Price.
Split into two separate halves, the campaign will feature stories from the eyes of a special forces Tier 1 operator, as well as a Middle Eastern rebel fighter. This choice was specifically made by the developers to further show and expand upon the multiple points of view within a conflict, presumably in an effort to look at war in videogames through a new lens.