Infinity Ward?s heavily rumored 2019 Call of Duty game has finally been revealed, including the release date of October 25 and story details about this soft reboot of the Modern Warfare franchise. There?s a lot about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare that?s still under wraps, but we had the chance to visit Infinity Ward and talk with Campaign Gameplay Director Jacob Minkoff, who revealed to us that this year?s Call of Duty would not have a zombies mode.
I asked Minkoff a question about the unified narrative and progression that will persist across the totality of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare?s game modes, and compared it to the stark contrast of Treyarch?s Black Ops series, which traditionally features very separate and individualized pillars that each feel like their own game.
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