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Speak To This Interactive Facebook Bot To Reveal Clues About The Next Call Of Duty
Activision continues to tease small videos and other hints of an upcoming Call of Duty sequel which, after a serious of leaks, seems to be titled Infinite Warfare. The newest teaser comes in the form of a Facebook bot who introduces himself as Lieutenant Reyes, and if you solve his puzzle, you can find out more about the upcoming game.
By clicking here or the link below from Call of Duty's official Twitter, you can begin speaking with Lieutenant Reyes.
This is Lt. Reyes! Meet me on the only secure comms channel we have left: https://t.co/dN503zV2C8https://t.co/7RW73dEUK5
— Call of Duty (@CallofDuty) May 1, 2016
He'll explain that he needs you to decipher the access code to the SATO defense grid. The more I spoke to him, the more he revealed small clues. If you don't want to go through the hassle of solving the puzzle, but still want to know what information is revealed, look below to find out.
Spoiler warning! If you want to solve the puzzle yourself, don't read any further.
If solved, Reyes will inform you that new information will release at 9 a.m. PT tomorrow (May 2) as long as you return and chat with him then. You can see for yourself by entering the code GCNE3MD4GATF in the Facebook chat.
For more on the recent Call of Duty teasers, check out these Easter eggs in Black Ops III's Nuk3town 24/7 map, this cryptic trailer that released yesterday, and this leaked advertisement showing Infinite Warfare's alleged release date bundled with a possible Modern Warfare remaster.
Our Take
Interactive reveals like this can be inventive if done right. This is still a neat approach, but I just hope these advertisements and hints don't become too drawn-out. Looks like we'll find out more tomorrow.
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