‘Call of Duty 2016’ will be a science fiction game with space battles

It wasn’t until a couple of years ago that Activision announced that would have three studios working on three Call of Duty games at the same time, so that each one has three years of development on their titles.

Sledgehammer Games started out as the first study in launching a Call of Duty three years in development, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, set in the near future with exoskeletons. Treyarch launched Call of Dut: Black Ops 3 at the end of 2015, a delivery also set in A near future as is 2065, based on technological improvements “possible with current knowledge” for the most part.

This year 2016 is the turn of Infinity Ward, a company that previously has been known for developing mainly modern war games or historical events, with the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare series being popular. However, this year things could change a little of course.

According to an industry insider, has a good track record revealing data, Shinobi602, this year’s Call of Duty will be in “the very distant future” and will be set in a world designed entirely from science fiction, with space battles and much more. The SamaGame media outlet has corroborated this rumor, stating that it has heard something similar about it.

To this we can add The next messageshared by Infinity Ward earlier this year:

Happy 2016! Here’s to reaching new heights! How did you celebrate? #NewYear #2016 pic.twitter.com/Sur75mByx0

— Infinity Ward (@InfinityWard) January 1, 2016

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