Call of Duty has been around since 2003. Is it now a bit stale? Should it end its annual appearance? Jump Dash Roll goes dark as we investigate the top-secret evidence in today’s feature.
We have many great Call of Duty games with bad Campaigns in the series and Call of Duty 2025 could very well become one of them.
More hyped for CoD 2026.
IW's at helm. Supposedly doing an engine evolution similar to MW'19. Evident by the current-gen only rumors.
I uninstalled cod24 the campaign was just cobbled together that dream state you go in and then there's that boss that throws gunk at you. How can you have boss fight in a cod
Call of Duty 2025 is heavily rumored to feature a ton of positives for the Zombies mode including 6 maps and the Grief mode! Dive in.
Call of Duty 2025 zombies could have six fully-fledged round-based zombies maps throughout the games life cycle, Insider Gaming's Tom Henderson has learned.
Good luck with that
I was thinking this many years ago.
It should stop being a yearly release, but it won’t.
They got something good right now with the f2p BR, and it actually has some quality put into it. Then they released a COD a year after that and people didn't like it as much. There's no way they're going to give up that sure 60 a year even if the fan base doesn't like it, but they could totally give it up right now and it'd probably be for the better.
The fact that Activision has access to great devs under their umbrella, and still just allocate their talent to simple assistance on the series, tells me that's not happening any time soon.