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Call of Duty 2026 story and setting leaked ahead of reveal

Fresh information has come out regarding Call of Duty 2026. It's rumored to be Modern Warfare 4. Infinity Ward is currently developing the campaign. The campaign may take place in North and South Korea. Player-controlled units may be Task Force 141, SAS, and Republic of Korea Army. The mission is to stop Makarov and the Konni Group.
Call of Duty 2026 story and setting leaked ahead of reveal
Image via Twitter/TheGhostOfHope.
Call of Duty has been following the yearly release model for some time now, and 2026 is not going to be any difference. Although, there are speculations regarding a CoD title in 2025 which is supposed to be a sequel to Black Ops 6.However, new leaks have surfaced regarding Call of Duty 2026, which is in turn rumored to be a worthy successor to the last Modern Warfare installment. These leaks have revealed the setting, story and even the potential name of the game.

Call of Duty 2026 title and campaign details leaked

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Call of Duty 2026 is going to be sequel of Modern Warfare 3. | Image via Activision.
According to popular leaker @TheGhostOfHope, the title of Call of Duty 2026 is going to be Call of Duty Modern Warfare 사 and is currently in active development under Infinity Ward. The leaker also claimed that this game will take its Campaign in both South Korea and North Korea in a “significant role.” He has also stated that players will don the uniforms of three major factions - 141, SAS, and Republic of Korea Army - to infiltrate and take down Makarov and the Konni Group, who are actually doing false flag operations to instigate World War 3. Now this is not the first time that the Korean peninsula is claimed to be the setting of 2026’s Call of Duty title as a few months before Vanguard came, there were several rumors stirred up claiming this location as the main setting of the game in 2021.
However, those rumors never came to reality, but this time, it might be different. South and North Korea are two intriguing settings which never have been explored to its full potential in Call of Duty history. So, it will be a breather of fresh air for the fans to see a completely new backdrop. Also, the “사” sign in the rumored title is actually “4” in Korean language. So, the rumor of the campaign location makes more sense now. This title is believed to pick up right from the moment it was left in Modern Warfare 3, when General Shepherd was killed by Captain Price, in turn Soap died at the hands of Makarov. Additionally, "some" futuristic weapons and technology would be included, but the game would still be "mostly modern." Furthermore, the resurrection of the DMZ mode with its third option was confirmed. However, nothing has been confirmed yet and we should take these informations as grains of salt until Activision comes into the field.Read More:Call of Duty 2026 aka Modern Warfare 4 is reportedly scrapping the most controversial feature of Black Op

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