Activision is apparently preparing an alpha test for the new Call of Duty on PlayStation, whose file has now been found on the PSN servers. There, the title is called Slipstream, which had previously been spotted on Battle.net.
Among the assets, one could also find... find a suitable logo to do it, even though it is unclear whether that will be the final name for this year's Call of Duty It will be a codename or whatever. The presentation, however, is reminiscent of a WWII setting.
The file in question points to an alpha test planned for PlayStation 5, which weighs in at around 35GB. Whether this will ever be officially announced, however, is questionable.
A next-gen experience
This year's installment is being developed by Sledgehammer Games, as recently confirmed. However, the official premiere will take place later than planned. Publisher: Activision commented here last:
“We are particularly excited about this year’s premium Call of Duty release. Development is being led by Sledgehammer Games and the game looks great and is on track for release this fall,” said Activision.
Without going into detail, Call of Duty 2021 is intended to be another next-generation experience, including a “stunning graphics"in the campaign, multiplayer, and cooperative game modes. In addition, the new..." Call of Duty integrated into the existing COD ecosystem, which probably Warzone This alludes to the fact that they also want to further improve this COD ecosystem. To this end, Sledgehammer Games has opened a new studio in Toronto, Canada.
