Call of Duty has announced a collaboration with the hit Netflix show Squid Game much to the excitement of fans.
The Call of Duty franchise is no stranger to joining forces with the world of TV and movies. Activision’s shooter series has previously collaborated with the likes of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Boys, and Saw to give players a chance to get their hands on exclusive skins and cosmetic items.
Considering there’s a huge selection of morally questionable games in the show, perhaps a limited-time ‘Red Light, Green Light’ mode is on its way? As with all Call of Duty crossovers, you can expect plenty of skins, weapon blueprints, and more to arrive. However, there’s a high chance of these skins requiring you to spend some hard-earned CoD Points to stand out from the crowd on your favourite maps and game modes.
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