Call of Duty: what's the chronological order of the games? Find out here!

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The success story of Call of Duty

Saying that Call of Duty is an important part of video game history would be an understatement. It has become hard to think about first-person shooters (or action games in general) without mentioning this franchise, which became one of the most successful works in media after revolutionizing single-player campaigns and online battles. For decades, the multiplayer scene has been partially dominated by this franchise, with titles that explored various war conflicts from our past and possible futures. In addition to creating iconic characters in the genre, such as Captain Price and Alex Mason, the series also introduced unusual figures in its ranks, such as Spawn, Snoop Dogg, Lionel Messi, among others. [caption id="attachment_282137" align="aligncenter" width="601"]Call of Duty Image: reproduction/ Battle Net[/caption] READ MORE: Check out ALL Disney+ releases this week (October 23-29) Spies in Disguise: spy movie with SUSPENSE will surprise you on Netflix!

How many Call of Duty games are there?

Due to various sub-series, some reboots, and several studios that have worked or are working on the series, it can be a bit tricky to determine how many Call of Duty games have been released. If we consider only the main entries, including all World War II titles, the Modern Warfare series and its reboot, and the Black Ops series, there are 19 video games in the franchise. 20 if we add the upcoming Modern Warfare III. However, things get complicated when we add all expansions, online experiences, mobile games, and spin-offs.

What's the chronological order of Call of Duty games?

If you're wondering what the chronological order of Call of Duty games is, here's a summary:

Call of Duty (2003)

In 1942, the player takes on the role of an American soldier fighting in the Pacific and Europe. The campaign features three different stories, each centered on a character and a different battle front.

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