A few days after the reveal of Call of Duty: Vanguardwhich will be unveiled with a dedicated event within Warzone, comes new interesting information on the next chapter of the series Activision.
After yesterday morning’s leaks, Activision released the first official teaser trailer in the evening Vanguard, new chapter of the shooter series that will be launched in the fall (maybe we already have the release date of the game). The game will be developed by Sledgehammer Games, former authors of Call of Duty: WWII and Advanced Warfare, but it will not be the only studio engaged in this work.
In a promotional email from Activision, in which for the first time we talk about Vanguard, the American company has published a report of the game in which all the studies involved in its realization are reported, and, as you can see below, we find some particularly interesting names.
Although Sledgehammer Games is the main studio behind Call of Duty: Vanguard, as usual we also find other Activision studios that have collaborated in the making of the game, some of which could give particular clues as to what we can expect from the title.
In the list of collaborating studios we find Raven Software, current Warzone managers who, as expected, have joined forces with Sledgehammer in anticipation of bringing new content to the battle royale; then we have High Moon Studios and Beenox, who have been collaborating for a long time with the three main software houses of the series for the realization of particular contents.
The most interesting name, however, is certainly that of Treyarch. The Santa Monica house, which released Black Ops Cold War in the fall of last year, is listed as one of Sledgehammer’s partners for Vanguard, and this does nothing but fuel rumors that the new game in the franchise will have a Zombies mode – the insiders suggested precisely that Treyarch would take care of it.
In a new marketing email Activision is sending out about #Vanguardit confirms Treyarch, Beenox, Raven, and High Moon Studios are working on the game alongside Sledgehammer Games. pic.twitter.com/AMrVDbOQlZ
– CharlieIntel – Call of Duty News (@charlieINTEL) August 16, 2021
