Call of Duty is live with a cryptic broadcast — could a reveal for this year's game be incoming?

The Call of Duty YouTube channel broadcast shows fake body cam footage of soldiers in a Korean city before and during an attack.
(Image credit: Activision)

An unusual broadcast has taken over the official Call of Duty YouTube channels. The broadcast started at approximately 5 AM ET today with body cam footage from a squadron of soldiers exploring the streets of a Korean city. The squad visits a convenience store for snacks just before an attack on the city leaves everything in ruin.

The body cam footage showcases a variety of potential easter eggs, including a time-stamped date of October 28, 2026 — a potential release date for an upcoming Call of Duty title.

Following the attack, audio for the live stream has included sirens, gunfire, and the sounds of attack survivors.

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The live stream is simply titled "카메라 004 | LIVE". The Korean text translates to "Camera 004". There is no countdown or other indicators that a reveal or additional information is pending.

However, Call of Duty has pinned a comment to the YouTube chat with a link to the game's official Discord server.

Rumors that this year's Call of Duty title would be set in Korea have made their way across social media. At one point, Activision even went so far as to issue cease-and-desist letters to prominent leakers.

Infinity Ward is confirmed to be developing Call of Duty 2026, with the studio's new co-leads taking to the official COD POD to answer a Q&A session.

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In addition to the new COD POD and the current teaser stream, several well known Call of Duty content creators have teased recent travel plans — a sign that Infinity Ward may already be showing off the latest Call of Duty to creators in anticipation of an upcoming reveal.

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Cole is the resident Call of Duty know-it-all and indie game enthusiast for Windows Central. She's a lifelong artist with two decades of experience in digital painting, and she will happily talk your ear off about budget pen displays. 

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