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Epic Games Focuses on Disney Extraction Shooter After Mass Layoffs
I do not like the combination of the words “Epic Games,” “Disney,” and “extraction shooter,” yet write them I must. That’s because of a new report from Bloomberg (paywalled), which digs into some of the issues the Fortnite developer has been facing in recent years with the popular battle royale, and the hopes the company is pinning on its Disney deal.
Call of Duty and Battlefield Set to Rival in Hollywood Film Launches
A recent report indicates that the next blockbuster video game attracting Hollywood’s interest is EA’s *Battlefield*, which could initiate one of the largest bidding contests as notable figures get involved in the project. This development intimates that *Call of Duty* and *Battlefield* could escalate their rivalry into a new domain: the box office.
As detailed by *The Hollywood Reporter*, director and writer Christopher McQuarrie, recognized for his contributions to the *Mission: Impossible* franchise, along with actor and producer Michael B. Jordan, are said to be attached to the *Battlefield* movie adaptation. McQuarrie is expected to write, direct, and produce the film, while Jordan’s role as a producer may extend to starring in the movie—although his final call will probably hinge on various factors, including budget considerations and the quality of the script.
The endeavor is presently being pitched to multiple Hollywood studios, with EA being involved as a producer, underlining the intention for a theatrical release. The blend of EA’s strategic management and the participation of high-profile talent indicates that this will be a costly venture. Both McQuarrie and Jordan, prominent figures in the industry, will require considerable remuneration. Nevertheless, given that *Battlefield 6* was the top-selling game in 2025, studios are likely to be keen to acquire this promising project.
### *Battlefield* vs *Call of Duty*: Hollywood Edition
The introduction of the *Battlefield* film arrives at a notable moment, as *Call of Duty* is also preparing for its cinematic launch. Paramount is accelerating the production of a *Call of Duty* film, based on Activision’s legendary first-person shooter franchise, perpetuating the enduring rivalry between these two significant game franchises that has thrived on gaming consoles and PCs.
This competition had waned following the critical and commercial reception of *Battlefield V* in 2018 and *Battlefield 2042* in 2021, which did not meet EA’s expectations, while *Call of Duty* continued to have a stronger market share. However, in a surprising shift, *Battlefield* surpassed *Call of Duty* in 2025, prompting Activision to acknowledge fan dissatisfaction with *Black Ops 7* and commit to enhancements in the future.
With both franchises now competing for box office acclaim, there is great anticipation surrounding their reception. While the prospects of a *Battlefield* film and a *Call of Duty* release evoke mixed emotions of enthusiasm and skepticism, McQuarrie’s skill and Jordan’s growing star appeal could impact the results.
The *Call of Duty* film is planned for release in June 2028, while the release date for the *Battlefield* movie is yet to be confirmed.
“Time and Ghosts: The Key Challenges in the Best Mystery Game of 2025”
I don’t know about you, but I plan to spend Christmas pinned to the sofa by a 15 tog duvet, watching through the family’s boxset of Poirot mysteries. The duvet alone won’t be sufficient, and like a modern day Giles Corey, I’ll cry “More weight!” at a nearby sibling until they crush me with extra blankets. Only one arm will be free from the blanket stricture. This is for operating the remote, reaching for selection box chocolates, and petting the dog. After all, nothing says cosy like ensconcing yourself before a grisly murder at a country house.
Which is of course why The Seance Of Blake Manor is just as apt a recommendation today as it would have been when it was released at Halloween.