We’re still a couple of days out from the official reveal of Call of Duty: WWII on April 26 but that hasn’t stopped Internet sleuths from picking up on in-game screenshots recently posted as part of an update on the official website.
Spotted by dedicated Call of Duty website, Charlie Intel, the low-resolution screenshots, seen below, relate to the perks received once you sign up to Call of Duty’s official website and can be found on the log-in page.
Relating to ‘Exclusive rewards’, ‘Community’, and getting the ‘Latest Intel’, the images detail the use of a Thompson submachine gun, as well as an up-close shot of a soldier, and a company overlooking a battle.
It’s also worth noting that in the third image, the soldier has a 1st Infantry Division patch on his shoulder; that division was nicknamed ‘The Big Red One’ – or ‘The Fighting First’ – and was at the forefront of the campaign in Call of Duty 2: Big Red One. Though most likely not a remake, perhaps Call of Duty: WWII is a retelling of that of that division’s valour in World War II.
It’s not much but we’re already looking forward to getting boots to the ground.
Call of Duty: World War 2 to be released on November 3
Call of Duty: WWII will receive its official reveal on April 26 at 10:00am PDT (6:00pm GMT) and we’re expecting a trailer spliced with some gritty gameplay. Typically, the latest Call of Duty titles are revealed in May but you won’t hear us complaining that we get to see this earlier.
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As ever, stay tuned to PSU for the full scoop on Call of Duty: WWII when it’s formally revealed on April 26.