According to a previous rumor, it was stated that the next installment of Call of Duty would be a new Black Ops game that will delve into the Gulf War of 1991. Today, additional information has surfaced revealing that the game’s storyline mode will be an Open World experience.
The introduction of an Open World storyline mode is not entirely new to the Black Ops franchise, as it was previously introduced in a condensed form known as “Open Combat” in the storyline mode of Modern Warfare 3, which was released just last year. However, the reception for this feature was relatively poor.
In contrast to Modern Warfare 3, the Open World aspect of this new Black Ops installment will bear more similarities to the highly acclaimed Far Cry series. Players will have the ability to utilize various vehicles for traveling to different locations, and a Fast Travel system will be available for convenience. Additionally, the game will also include some linear missions within the overall Open World experience.
Raven Software will be responsible for the development of the storyline mode in this installment, while Treyarch will handle the Multiplayer and Zombies modes. The game is expected to be released in October 2024, following the typical release pattern of previous Call of Duty games, which usually launch between October and November.
TLDR: The next Call of Duty Black Ops game will feature an Open World storyline mode, allowing players to freely explore and travel using vehicles. Building upon the concept introduced in Modern Warfare 3, this game aims to deliver a more immersive experience akin to the Far Cry series. Raven Software is developing the storyline mode, while Treyarch is focused on Multiplayer and Zombies modes. The game is projected to be released in October 2024, aligning with the typical launch window for Call of Duty games. (Source: Insider Gaming)
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