Late last week, a mysterious game called The Red Door appeared on the Xbox store. The overwhelming consensus - based on some very hard to deny evidence - was that this enigmatic title was a teaser for the upcoming Call Of Duty 2020 reveal.
We now have what looks like absolute confirmation that The Red Door is indeed tied to the next Call Of Duty, as some players have reported being able to download and boot up the demo, revealing a title screen and potential development codename: Call Of Duty: Black Ops CIA.
Previous reports suggested that the new game would be called Black Ops Cold War, but there's every chance Activision could have chosen to change the game's name at some point in the last few months. It could also be that Black Ops CIA is simply the name of this teaser/demo, and not the final game. Either way, this is exciting stuff.
According to those that managed it, The Red Door will only load to the title screen before asking users to insert an disc if they want to go any further. However, the title screen proved to be more than enough evidence to suggest, for what feels like the millionth time this year, that the unannounced Call Of Duty 2020 is a Black Ops reboot.
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Dataminers have also manged to dig around the files of The Red Door, and have discovered all kinds of interesting info on the upcoming game. There's evidence of a co-op Zombies mode, a massive list of campaign missions, and even details on four new zones for Call Of Duty: Warzone, once again implying that the battle royale will be receiving an overhaul when the 2020 game launches.
It's been a while since we've heard anything official in regards to the 2020 installment. Hopefully this recent deluge of leaks means Activision will step up its plans and announce the game already. Unless of course... these leaks were part of the plan all along? Probably not. That'd be pretty cool though, right?
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