Call Of Duty: Future Warfare leaked online, but fans say it’s “shit”

In January, a ten-minute video appeared on the Internet that showed in detail what the canceled Call Of Duty: Future Warfare would have looked like. It showed parts of a mission in space.

It looked promising, but the planned 2013 release of Call Of Duty, codenamed NX1, was scrapped in favor of Infinity Ward’s Ghosts.

Over a decade later, the full version of the canceled shooter has leaked online, and new clips of the game have also surfaced on social media.

Fans are posting pictures and videos on Twitter and Reddit of the Xbox 360-based version, which was never fully released.

One of the most popular new clips shows gameplay during a stealth mission at a facility in Belarus called “Visiting Hours.”

The caption, however, is not very flattering: the author of the post says that the building is “shitty”.

Twitter user Lowercase Emma shares this opinion and posts a picture of the beta version, which she thinks is not good.

Future Warfare was worked on by Neversoft, which eventually merged with Infinity Ward in 2014 after working on the Call of Duty games for five years.

However, it is far from the only game in the series to be canceled. Other examples include Call of Duty: Vietnam, Call of Duty: Combined Forces, and the ancient Rome-set game that was planned as a launch game for Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

Neversoft was the original developer of the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater series, which Activision appears to be hinting could be about to make a comeback.