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Call of Duty series
fictional chronology

2017 — Federation War
        — Infected
        — Awakening
2018 — Reawakening
        — Rise of the Hive
2023 — Dawn of the Remnants
2025 — Eclipse Warfare IV
2027 — Resistance
2038 — Conquest
2043-2349 — Extinction
2046 — Retribution
2057 — Age of Extinction
2067 — Eclipse Warfare
2135 — Eclipse Warfare II
2272 — Eclipse Warfare III
???? — Zombies
???? — Crossover Universe
???? — Nexus Arena (mobile)
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“THERE'S A SOLDIER IN ALL OF US.”
―Series tagline

Call of Duty is a first-person shooter video game franchise created by Infinity Ward, a video game developer owned by Activision.

During its time under Activision, the series became one of the most popular video game franchises in the gaming industry. However in 2012, Morningwood Arts announced a deal to buy the Call of Duty franchise from Activision for $1.4 billion and had plans for the future of the series. With this acquisition of the series, Morningwood Arts had the rights to previous titles including the Modern Warfare and Black Ops story-arcs. Along with this, they had also acquired Six-4 Games, renaming them Nakamura Interactive and assisted in the development of Call of Duty: Federation War.

Morningwood Studios, Nakamura Interactive, and Tachibana Games are the three main developers who create the new line of Call of Duty games with Frost Games occasionally providing some assistance.

List of Games in Release Order

Sub-series

Legacy

The Legacy series consists of Call of Duty games set within story arcs of previous installments.

Red Star Trilogy

The Red Star Trilogy is a sub-series of the Call of Duty series, and is set within the Red Star timeline. The story was developed by Morningwood Studios. The trilogy consists of three games:

  • Call of Duty: Federation War
  • Call of Duty: Reawakening
  • Call of Duty: Resistance
  • Call of Duty: Dawn of the Remnants

Infection series

The Infection series is a sub-series of the Call of Duty series, and is an alternate timeline of the Red Star timeline that branches off from the first mission of Federation War. The story was developed by Nakamura Interactive. The series consists of three games:

  • Call of Duty: Infected
  • Call of Duty: Awakening of the Hive
  • Call of Duty: Rise of the Hive

Eclipse Warfare series

The Eclipse Warfare series is a sub-series of the Call of Duty series, and is set within the fictional universe created by Jesse Loon. The story of the main series was developed by Morningwood Studios whereas the Rose Squad Trilogy was developed by Nakamura Interactive. The series consists of seven games:

  • Main series
    • Call of Duty: Eclipse Warfare
    • Call of Duty: Eclipse Warfare II
    • Call of Duty: Eclipse Warfare III
    • Call of Duty: Eclipse Warfare IV
    • Call of Duty: Eclipse Warfare Trilogy
  • Rose Squad Trilogy
    • Call of Duty: Extinction
    • Call of Duty: Age of Extinction
    • Call of Duty: Retribution
  • Arc Squad Trilogy
    • Call of Duty: Resurgence

At San Diego Comic-Con 2018, Anakin Nakamura revealed that Morningwood Industries were working on a project set within the Eclipse Universe, an MMO titled Eclipse Universe Online, and said that this MMO isn't part of the Call of Duty: Eclipse Warfare series.

Corporate Sector timeline

The Corporate Sector timeline is a sub-series of the Call of Duty series, and is set within an alternate timeline. The series consists of only one game:

  • Call of Duty: Conquest

Trivia

  • According to the response CEO Anakin Nakamura gave at E3 2014, the previous titles developed by Activision's subsidiaries will remain as they are, that none of Morningwood Arts' subsidiaries will temper or modify them.
    • However, he also stated that each of them would, overtime, become backwards compatible with Microsoft's Xbox One Backwards Compatibility program.
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