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Call of Duty HQ[]

2022-2023[]

COD HQ '22

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

2023-2024[]

COD HQ '23

SVG NEEDED

Call of Duty[]

2024-present[]

On October 21, 2024, days before the launch of Black Ops 6, Activision and Treyarch updated Call of Duty HQ, overhauling the application's UI. With the UI update, Activision dropped the 'HQ' moniker, rebranding the application to just Call of Duty.

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Main

Call of Duty | Call of Duty 2 | Call of Duty 3 | 4: Modern Warfare (Remastered) | World at War | Modern Warfare 2 (Campaign Remastered) | Black Ops | Modern Warfare 3 | Black Ops II | Ghosts | Advanced Warfare | Black Ops III | Infinite Warfare | WWII | Black Ops 4 | Modern Warfare (2019) | Black Ops Cold War | Vanguard | Modern Warfare II | Modern Warfare III | Black Ops 6

Warzone
Warzone (DMZ) | Mobile

Other
Call of Duty (application) | United Offensive | Finest Hour | 2: Big Red One | Roads to Victory | World at War – Final Fronts | Modern Warfare: Reflex Edition | Modern Warfare: Mobilized | Modern Warfare 3: Defiance | Black Ops: Declassified | Strike Team | Infinite Warfare: Jackal Assault | Mobile | NEXT | Ricochet Anti-Cheat

Developers
Activision | Activision Central Tech | Activision Shanghai Studio | Arkane Studios | Beenox | Demonware | The Blast Furnace | Digital Legends Entertainment | High Moon Studios | Infinity Ward | nStigate Games | Raven Software | Sledgehammer Games | Spark Unlimited | Solid State Studios | Toys For Bob | Treyarch | TiMi Studios | Garena

Defunct video games
Heroes | Online (China only) | Warzone Caldera

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