That’s caused some hand-wringing in some quarters, seeing as there have been multiple trips back to the 1940s since then. Perhaps the most interesting thing, though Activision hasn’t confirmed it yet, is that Call of Duty: Vanguard is said to take place in a familiar era for the franchise: World War II, which was the setting for the O.G. What is known is that Sledgehammer Games is the developer (for the first time in the main series since 2017), it should release in November, and it will be available on current and last-gen consoles, as well as PC. Like so many other aspects of daily life, this June wasn’t a normal one in that respect, meaning we still don’t know as much as usual about Call of Duty: Vanguard. Not only does the latest installment in Activision’s quintessential shooter franchise release each fall like clockwork, but the publisher generally hits gamers with plenty of details at or around E3.
without knowing quite a bit about the Call of Duty title arriving later in the year.
It’s not too often that we approach the July 4th holiday in the U.S.
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