Call of Duty Vanguard is Based on Four Characters who Actually Fought in World War II | COD Vanguard
1,505For months, Call of Duty fans have had to rely on rumors and hearsay to learn anything about the series’ next entry, but at long last, details are officially starting to come in for Call of Duty: Vanguard. Following the reveal of Vanguard inside Call of Duty: Warzone, Activision and developer Sledgehammer Games have begun to lay out the features this year’s entry will offer, among which is its take on the traditional single-player campaign.
According to their description, the series’ next foray into World War 2 will be told through multiple perspectives. The campaign this time around will feature four different playable protagonists, whose skills and contributions will help give rise to modern-day Special Forces, while allowing players to experience the conflict across all of World War 2’s major fronts.
The four protagonists will consist of British paratrooper Sgt. Arthur Kingsley, Russian sniper Lt. Polina Petrova, US navy scout Cpt. Wade Jackson, and Australian infantryman 2nd lt. Lucas Riggs. This multinational crew of original Operators will come together to combat Project Phoenix, a Nazi plan to preserve power after the fall of Hitler, and through their interweaving stories, Call of Duty: Vanguard players will take part in influential conflicts across Europe’s Western and Eastern Fronts, the Pacific, and North Africa.
The PlayStation Store has just updated early and seemingly confirmed the reveal date of the rumored Call of Duty: Vanguard. Although the best-selling action franchise's latest release is some time away, its announcement is arriving much sooner than expected.
As predicted by many trusted sources, Call of Duty: Vanguard will take players back to World War 2 and is currently being developed by Sledgehammer Games. The title will reportedly feature a campaign, multiplayer, and zombie-killing modes that span across the European and Pacific theatres of war, with its plot centering around the birth of the allied Special Forces. As some ears-to-the-ground gamers may already know, these aren't the only details that were leaked recently.
Over on Twitter, the news went viral after it was let out by insider CharlieIntel, an unofficial Call of Duty account known among the community for leaking information and breaking news regarding the franchise. Based on information supplied in the images, the supposed reveal date of Call of Duty: Vanguard is August 19. This is then followed by multiple screenshots that depict the PlayStation Store mistakenly listing Vanguard under the latest "What's hot" category.
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