Infinity Ward reveal new fashion game cut from Modern Warfare

The most recent edition of the GameInformer magazine has revealed details on a game mode known as 'Combat Outpost', which was dropped from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Development.

As Modern Warfare's October 25 release date closer, information about the game is trickling out. Infinity Ward has been fairly tight-lipped against innovative features, GameInformer goal appear to have been confirmed that one new game mode will not be making the cut.

While some fan favorite modes are often guaranteed to return every year, they often try to innovate their games. For example, this year 's Black Ops 4 saw the addition of Control and Heist, the training of which is featured in the CWL this year.

Modern Warfare has already been confirmed to feature a number of changes to the CoD formula, such as the lack of a minimap as default in multiplayer. One innovative fashion however, did not make the cut.

'Combat Outpost' was a new fashion that was used in Modern Warfare, but Infinity Ward stopped working on.

The mode is described as "a sort of tug-of-war", in which players try to capture a middle spot of the map, and then work towards the enemy. The idea, as remarked by GameInformer, "conjures up notions of Frontlines from Battlefield".

However, the mode was dropped from inclusion in the final game. Despite this, GameInformer states that "the team (Infinity Ward) is still playing around with new modes and designs", so we can still see some new game modes when Modern Warfare drops.

Some Reddit users compared the idea to 'War' mode from 2008's Call of Duty: World at War, while others compared with 'Momentum', a mode that was present in Sledgehammer Games' Advanced Warfare.

Regardless of the reasons behind the dropping of 'Combat Outpost', Infinity Ward do not seem to be scared to experiment with new features in Modern Warfare.

The latest instalment in the CoD series will drop on PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One on October 25, 2019.