What can you tell me about Call of Duty® Modern Warfare®?

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare refers to the rebooted MW line, whose most recent releases are Modern Warfare II (2022) and Modern Warfare III (2023). Modern Warfare II launched worldwide on October 28, 2022, delivering Task Force 141’s globe‑trotting campaign, a robust multiplayer suite, and a narrative-driven Special Ops experience, with Warzone 2.0 integrated for a unified, evolving combat arena. You can read the official reveal and product page for context here official MWII reveal and the game’s release details on its publisher page. (callofduty.com)

Modern Warfare III (2023) continues the MW II arc as a direct sequel, released November 10, 2023. It adds open combat missions, remastered Modern Warfare 2 (2009) maps in multiplayer, and a larger Zombies offering, all within a Warzone‑integrated ecosystem. The official MWIII hub outlines these modes and platform coverage, with the broader MWIII rollout documented on the official pages. (activision.com)

Across Modern Warfare II, Modern Warfare III, and Warzone, COD Points (CP) are the in‑game currency linked to your Activision account. Points can be spent on platform‑based content, Battle Passes, and Bundles, with cross‑platform sharing for items purchased with CP but certain Battle Pass CP rules applying per platform. See the official COD Points guidance for MWII and Warzone for full details. (support.activision.com)

Additionally, the ecosystem has evolved to decouple MWII and MWIII from the HQ launcher, making them standalone downloads on major platforms as of mid‑2025. This reflects ongoing accessibility improvements across the Modern Warfare/Warzone lineup. (windowscentral.com)