Last month, artwork for the next entry in the Call of Duty series, called Call of Duty WWII, emerged online, confirming how the series is really going back to its roots. Today, Activision officially confirmed the game and when more information will be available.
The Call of Duty WWII full reveal will take place on April 26 at 10AM Pacific / 1PM Eastern on callofduty.com. As expected, the game is indeed in development by Sledgehammer Games, the team behind Call of Duty Advanced Warfare.
An official website for Call of Duty WWII has also been launched, and you can check it out by going here.
As already mentioned, it's been known for some time that Call of Duty would be going back to its roots with this year's entry.
In 2017, Activision will take Call of Duty back to its roots, and traditional combat will once again take center stage. This is what our dedicated community of Call of Duty players and Sledgehammer Games, developing this year’s title, are the most excited about.
Call of Duty WWII full reveal will take place next week. We will keep you updated on the game as soon as more comes in on it, so stay tuned for all the latest news.
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