A massive newCall of Duty 2020leak has appeared online, potentially revealing a slew of new details about the game. While fans should take this information with a grain of salt, if it’s true, then the upcoming game will address a number of complaints that fans have about2019’sCall of Duty: Modern Warfare.
This information comes from YouTuber XclusiveAce in a since-removed video, citing an unnamed source who apparently showed himCall of Duty 2020gameplay. According to XclusiveAce,Call of Duty 2020will be bringing back the standard mini-map, as opposed to the one used inModern Warfarethat tells players a lot less information and is generally disliked by the community. It’s unclear why this decision was made, but perhaps it is due to the fan response toModern Warfare’s mini-map.
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Another big change supposedly coming inCall of Duty 2020is that the multiplayer maps will not have doors that players can interact with. The use of doors inModern Warfarehas proven to be controversial, with some players feeling as though it encourages camping, and others annoyed at how they have been added to the classicCall of Dutymaps. The doors added to theCrash mapinModern Warfareproved to be particularly controversial, so many fans will be happy to see them go. That being said, it’s noted that the newWarzonemap said to be coming withCall of Duty 2020will retain its doors.
Again, fans should take this information with a grain of salt. It’s entirely possible that XclusiveAce has incorrect information or that their source is misleading them in some way, so those looking forward toCall of Duty 2020shouldn’t consider this fact just yet. UntilActivisionitself decides to revealCall of Duty 2020, all fans can do is speculate based on the leaks and rumors.
Unfortunately, it seems that a properCall of Duty 2020reveal isn’t coming any time soon. The latest information is that theCall of Duty 2020revealhas been pushed back to August, and that it will happen as part of a special event inWarzone. This marks the longest time Activision has taken to reveal the newCall of Dutygame, and it’s unclear exactly why the wait has been so long this year.
It’s possible thatCall of Duty 2020’s troubled developmenthas something to do with it, but XclusiveAce has pushed back against the narrative that the new game is in a dire state. Apparently,Call of Duty 2020is “actually in a good state” with the developers having almost finished both the campaign and multiplayer, so it’s unclear exactly why Activision has held off on revealing the long-awaited new game.
Call of Duty 2020is in development for unspecified platforms.
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