Activision has confirmed that a new Call of Duty game will launch by the end of the year, but it hasn't provided any specifics as to what exactly that game will entail. However, a new leak on the PlayStation 4 Database website has revealed some interesting information about the game, including its potentially massive file size as well as the game modes it will include when Call of Duty 2020 launches later this year.
The site confirms that the internal name for Call of Duty 2020 is "The Red Door" with a 71.4 GB file size. It also reveals that Call of Duty 2020 will include a campaign mode, multiplayer, Warzone, and Zombies. Some fans may be surprised that Warzone is listed as one of the game modes, but this is consistent with what's been said about the battle royale in the past - that it will be a "constant" for future Call of Duty games.
Overall, it sounds like Call of Duty 2020 is going to deliver what fans expect from the franchise. A Zombies mode has been rumored for quite some time, and there would be no way that Activision would ever publish a new main series Call of Duty game without multiplayer. There's also been quite a bit of leaks about the Call of Duty 2020 campaign, with many claiming that it will be a reboot of Treyarch's Black Ops sub-series, with a Cold War setting and the return of fan favorite characters like Alex Mason and Frank Woods.
However, it's worth pointing out that the Red Door codename for Call of Duty 2020 may actually contradict previous leaks. Previously, the game's internal name was said to be Project Zeus, which seems at odds with Red Door. Of course, it's possible that the game was originally known as Project Zeus internally, but then it was changed to The Red Door. It's unlikely fans will ever really know, but we'll find out when the reveal comes whether or not there was truth to the previous leaks and rumors about the game.
As for when the Call of Duty 2020 reveal will take place, that remains to be seen. It's expected that the Call of Duty 2020 reveal will happen at the PS5 game reveal event, which is scheduled to take place on Thursday, June 11 at 1pm PT. If not, then it's hard to say when the reveal will come, but one has to imagine that it will happen sooner rather than later. After all, this is the longest Activision has gone without revealing the year's new Call of Duty game.
Call of Duty 2020 is in development for unspecified platforms.
Source: PS4 Database (via CharlieIntel)