The billion-dollar cash cow that is Call of Duty: Warzone will undergo a name change later this year.
A recent report claims Activision Blizzard is changing the name of the free-to-play game to "Warzone Caldera" on November 28 as it makes way for Warzone 2. This also confirms that Activision Blizzard will not abandon the original shooter.
The timely info comes just a week ahead of the Next showcase and around the same time that Activision confirmed Warzone Mobile.
Franchise fans will know the name Caldera all too well. Activision introduced the Pacific map last year alongside the first season of Call of Duty: Vanguard.
If nothing else, the leak corroborates what Activision previously said about how Warzone 2 will coexist with Warzone. Specifically, Activision mentioned that Warzone will "continue on as a separate experience that will include a continuation of player progression and inventories within that Warzone experience." When you consider that in-game cosmetics from Warzone will not carry over to Warzone 2, it makes a lot of sense for Activision to keep supporting Warzone.
