Release Window, Platforms, Maps, Loadouts, Inventory System and More

We’ve put together a comprehensive round-up of highlights from some of the various leaks and rumors circulating in recent months regarding the upcoming Call of Duty: Warzone sequel.

Back in January, it was first reported that a Warzone sequel was in the works. In February, Activision announced that Modern Warfare 2 and a new, "massive evolution of Battle Royale" Warzone experience were being developed together from the ground-up by Infinity Ward, and "on the horizon in 2022 for Call of Duty."

Flash forward to June 2022 and its perhaps been no surprise that many in the community are already turning their focus towards Warzone 2. From the rumored release, to gameplay and various design choices, here's everything we know about Call of Duty: Warzone 2 so far according to leaks.

Warzone 2 Release Window

Although Warzone 2 has yet to be announced, let alone have an official release date, prominent gaming insider Tom Henderson's latest report suggests that the new battle royale experience is expected to drop between December 2022 and January 2023.

Warzone 2 Platforms

Perhaps the most concrete detail about Warzone 2 thus far, although Modern Warfare 2 will seemingly be the last COD game released for PS4 and Xbox One, it appears Warzone 2 will be making the jump altogether.

According to Henderson back in January, the whole premise with Warzone 2 has been for Infinity Ward to have a "clean slate" to work with, scrapping everything like previous Warzone weapons and operators, and building the game on a new engine with next-gen power in mind.

While this will certainly cause some controversy if it turns out to be true, it certainly makes sense given Raven Software has openly discussed the limitations of current-gen consoles impacting their development for Warzone to this day.

For those on PC, it appears that along with MW2, Warzone 2 could be coming to Steam aside from just Battle.net.