Playable Call Of Duty: Future Warfare leaks online but fans say it 'sucks'

The entire Xbox build of Call Of Duty: Future Warfare has leaked online, over a decade after it was cancelled, with new clips appearing on social media.

Back in January, a 10 minute video detailing what the cancelled Call Of Duty: Future Warfare would have looked like surfaced online, showing parts of a mission taking place in space.

It looked promising, but what was planned to be the 2013 Call Of Duty release, codenamed NX1, was scrapped in favour of Infinity Ward’s Ghosts instead.

Over a decade later, the entire build of the cancelled shooter has leaked online, with new clips of the game also appearing on social media.

Fans on Twitter and Reddit are posting images and videos from the Xbox 360-based build that never got a full release.

One of the most popular new clips shows gameplay during a stealth mission inside some kind of facility in Belarus, called Visiting Hours.

The caption isn’t very flattering though, with the poster saying that the build ‘sucks’.

Twitter user Lowercase Emma shares the same sentiment, with a picture of the beta build that she says is not good.

Future Warfare was being worked on by Neversoft, which eventually merged into Infinity Ward in 2014, after helping with Call Of Duty games for fives years.

It’s far from the only game in the series that was cancelled though, with other examples including Call Of Duty: Vietnam, Call of Duty: Combined Forces, and the one set in Ancient Rome, that was planned as an Xbox One and PlayStation 4 launch game.