The Messenger experience builds on last year’s Hack in Black experience in which a Snapchat Snapcode was hidden inside Black Ops II, driving people to a series of cryptic snaps that started to reveal the world of Black Ops III.Ĭall of Duty: Infinite Warfare is slated to launch around the world on Friday, November 4. The Call of Duty Messenger experience was developed through a partnership with Infinity Ward and Treyarch, the experience was developed with help from creative agency AKQA and PullString technology and some help from our friends at Messenger. Those that cracked the secret 12-digit code and entered it into the Call of Duty Messenger received a link to the reveal trailer for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and secured an exclusive player card in the upcoming game.

Reyes on Messenger, fans were instructed to search for codes hidden within Nuk3town and social media channels in order to help him fight back against the Settlement Defense Front. Through dynamic, interactive conversations with Lt. Reyes, was able to break through and advise players to contact him through a secure channel - Messenger. Eventually, the hero of Infinite Warfare, Lt. As the weekend progressed, an ominous video message from the Settlement Defense Front’s commander warned players of an imminent attack. At the end of each match, players could spot a massive Settlement Defense Front warship in the sky. It all began on Friday, April 29, when anyone playing Call of Duty: Black Ops 3’s popular multiplayer map Nuk3town witnessed an “invasion” from the Settlement Defense Front-the enemy faction in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.

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