Call Of Duty 2024 Leaked As Futuristic Black Ops 6

Call of Duty's adventures into the future have been… controversial. Now, are we destined to go back to the future in Call of Duty 2024 as a potential Black Ops 6? 

Whether it's Infinite Warfare, Black Ops 4, or the brief flashes of post-modern warfare we've seen in the franchise's history, fans are sceptical to engage with ideas of years to come. Many assert that they'd rather have a boots-on-the-ground title than a game that offers the player jetpacks and Titanfall-adjacent movement.

You'd expect that Call of Duty would have learned its lesson from fan feedback on these concepts - but it looks like the next step for the franchise could once again be into wars to come.

What Will Call Of Duty 2024 Be?

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One Twitter user has discovered some files buried in the Alpha test for Warzone Mobile that seem to hint at a futuristic twist on Treyarch's Call of Duty 2024. Twitter user RealiityUK shared some images from the files - and has since been suspended from Twitter. If the suspension has anything to do with these leaks, then they may well be legitimate.

The leaks contained a look at a map titled Stealth, which looked like an airbase for futuristic stealth jets. Along with rumours that the next Call of Duty game from Treyarch will be "semi-futuristic," and that the team hasn't developed a game for the franchise that isn't under the Black Ops moniker since 2008, there's every chance that this is a future-set Black Ops 6.

What's Going On With Black Ops 6?

We don't know an awful lot about Call of Duty 2024 just yet (naturally, as it's still a couple of years away), except that it has reportedly been delayed. It's the first time that the series has done this since engaging in its year-by-year structure, so it could end up making a bit of a fuss - but we'll just have to wait to hear it from the franchise if this ends up happening.

It's a lot to process, both that Call of Duty 2024 will be late and that it could be taking on a time period that has proven to be widely hated. Black Ops Cold War was a major success when compared to something like Vanguard, but remember the disaster of Black Ops 4 giving up on a single-player campaign. Giving us a futuristic franchise return is a bold risk for Treyarch to take, so let's see if it pays off.