We are thrilled to reveal that Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is officially the next title from our studio, and we’ve got a ton of fresh info to share with you today.
Infinite Warfare represents a departure for us in several ways. This will be Infinity Ward’s first Call of Duty to benefit from a full three-year development timeline. That means we’re bringing an ambitious approach and employing state-of-the-art design methods during our development. We’ll also have a little extra time for even more of the high-quality polish and refinement to make this game everything it can be.
Infinite Warfare will redefine what players think of as the traditional narrative experience for the franchise. Human conflict under extreme pressure unpacks character personalities, character depth, and story in a manner that few games have explored. Our goal is to create the most gripping and immersive story ever told in a Call of Duty game. We’re doing that by thrusting players into wartime leadership against a relentless enemy, and making them truly feel the weight of command.
Finally, Infinite Warfare will be the first game in the franchise to venture beyond the reaches of Earth, framing a plausible future war in our solar system. To be clear, we aren’t developing a science fiction or space battle game — Infinite Warfare is first and foremost a Call of Duty game, which means visceral boots-on-the-ground infantry combat as well as piloting combat vehicles. But, by expanding the scope of the action into the vastness of space, we are taking this experience to exciting and surprising places in many ways.
Though we are putting a great deal of emphasis on the game’s engaging story, Infinite Warfare will of course continue to push boundaries for online multiplayer. Our maps will showcase never-before-seen environments depicted for the first time in franchise history. And, with fast, fun, and frenetic gameplay, our multiplayer will challenge players to achieve their goals in various, novel ways.
Additionally, Infinite Warfare will introduce an original cooperative Zombies mode that takes players on a wild ride through a new storyline with unique gameplay features and mechanics. More details about multiplayer and the new zombies experience will be announced at a later date. For now, we’re excited to say that PS4 owners will get DLC Map Packs 30 days early. So plan your upcoming holiday season weekends carefully.
One more thing — we’re delighted to confirm that we are working on the Infinite Warfare Legacy Edition, which includes Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered,* bringing the most critically acclaimed title in Call of Duty history to PS4 for the first time. Executive produced by Infinity Ward and developed closely with the amazing team at Raven, Modern Warfare Remastered will include the full, iconic story campaign, and the original multiplayer mode with ten of the biggest fan-favorite maps that redefined Call of Duty forever, fully remastered for PS4.
Set your countdown and be ready for launch. Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare blasts off worldwide November 4.
Thank you reading up on and watching the latest. We’re excited to share more details about Infinite Warfare in the coming months. For the latest intel, check out the official site
*Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered contains only 10 MP maps from the original Call of Duty: Modern Warfare game. Modern Warfare Remastered is a full game download. Internet connection required. For more information, please head here.
To those saying it looks like Halo / Destiny, yes..they’re all copying each other… definitely a lack of innovation in the FPS arena these days.
If they took some risks, they would get more than $, they’d get better reviews and make something that would last, like Modern Warfare 1 did. Instead, they just want to continue the same thing they’ve been doing for years, except add a little more space combat in to keep up with the star wars / destiny fans.
If they listened to the fans, Modern Warfare 1 would be separate.
If they listened to fans, there would be modes with NO aim assist, radar, and without perks/killstreaks. More modes that actually REQUIRE skills, not just make your skills overpowered.
The #1 thing they’ve yet to do is take out the care package, which gives a player plus (OR MINUS) 1-20 kills, all based on luck… u could get a chopper, or u can get a resupply of ammo.. all based on luck. And a great player can get 5-10 care packages in 1 game. That’s just 1 player. That’s a LOT of kills ALL based on luck in 1 game.
“People who purchase either the Legacy Edition priced at $79.99 or the Digital Deluxe Edition price TBA, will get the remaster of Call of Duty 4. The game will be included as a digital download along with both the versions of the game.”
Just pay the $79.99 and re-sell Infinite Warfare, only keeping the COD4 code.
I’m going to guess the rest of the cod4 maps will be DLC.
This sounds interesting , but I still have’t had time to play Bops 3 online . I’ll probably just be getting to it when this comes out.
There really needs to be a separate game series for the futuristic warfare games. And another one for ww1, ww2, Vietnam war, etc time frame.
I would pay cold hard cash to fly a biplane ala Red Baron , throw mustard gas, fight in the trenches, etc.
So pumped for the COD 4 Remake, just can’t preorder on the Australian store. Why Activision, why??
Why o why did they scrap extinction, if i cant find a mw dl code online ill b sjipping my first cod in years, no exti ction = 60 dollars richer, thanks for saving me money with ur terrible ideas IW and ACTIVISION
I’m with you 100% sucks as extinction is the only game I can actually be bothered to play on PS3 or ps4.