It seems that the Call of Duty Vanguard box art leak has found its way online. The leak also confirms some other interesting details about 2021’s Call of Duty title.
Courtesy of Twitter user, Earthbound, the user uploaded the full line of the box art for this year’s Call of Duty Vanguard. Although the game has not been officially announced, there have been multiple leaks confirming the title’s existence for a while now.
Call of Duty Vanguard Box Art Leak Confirms New Details
The Call of Duty box art leak also confirms some other details that are worth noting. For one, the box art leaks confirm that Call of Duty Vanguard will be the official title of this year’s iteration of the long-standing franchise.
Second, the game seems to be set in WWII. The setting was debated for a long time, but now it seems to be all but confirmed officially. You can discern this by the weapons in the images along with the WWII-era airplanes as well.
Third, the game will also release on last-gen consoles, since there is a cross-gen bundle edition available. This is not surprising since Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War also had a cross-gen bundle.
Lastly, the game will also have multiple SKUs, which is not surprising. The Call of Duty Vanguard box art leak confirms that there will be an Ultimate Edition. Though it’s not clear what additional content will be included with the Ultimate Edition.
Be sure to check out the full gallery of the box art leak. How do you feel about this year’s Call of Duty? Are you going to pre-order it? Let us know in the comment section below.
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I don’t play COD; never did, so I don’t have anything riding on this, but this unofficial leak seems late to me. With less than four months out of the year, are they really going to release this game on time? Every gamer knows about the force of nature that is “Call of Duty”. It’s one of the best known and most popular franchises ever. They don’t need a huge marketing leap before launch, but why risk it? Why reveal in September for a November release? I dunno… I think Covid might have claimed another victim.