Call of Duty (COD) Hacks & Cheats

General Information

Call of Duty, also known as COD, is an FPS (first-person shooter) game that can be played on Windows and other consoles, including PS4, Xbox One, and Wii U. It is owned by Activision, and game developers such as Infinity Ward, Treyarch, and Sledgehammer Games have taken turns over these years developing each release.

COD was first released in 2003 simply as Call of Duty. Since then, it has become an immensely popular game, with new versions releasing every couple years. Initially, the game was set in World War II, but eventually the games released became set in modern time. In total, there have been currently fifteen official games that were released, and the game has sold over 250 million copies and grossed over fifteen billion USD.

Different Games

Call of Duty 1

This was the original game, released in 2003. It was developed by Infinity War, and it was set in WWII, following Allied paratroopers into the heart of the battle.

Call of Duty 2

This was the sequel to Call of Duty, and the game plot is essentially a continuation of the first game. This was released in 2005, and developed by Infinity Ward.

Call of Duty 3

This game is still another WWII FPS game, and it was developed by Treyarch and released in 2006. This was the first game to also be released on other platforms, including PS2, PS3, Wii, XBox, and the Xbox 360. This game is still set in WWII, but now also follows the Canadians, Polish, and the French armies after D-Day.

Call of Duty: WWII

This is a recently released game that went back to the WWII era. It's focused on the 1st Infantry Division and their movements on the Western Front. It was developed by Sledgehammer Games, and released in November of 2017.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

This is the first game to be set in the modern era, and it was the first to receive a M rating from ESRB. It was released in 2007, and developed by Infinity Ward.

Trivia

Game Engine

Call of duty 1 through 14 are all based off of the same game engine, Quake 3 Arena (Q3A). Q3A was developed back in 1999 by id Software. Since 1999 id Software have made the source code to Q3A publicly available which can be found here.