Activision and Infinity Ward released all the information for its upcoming Season 5 for Warzone and Modern Warfare II. The new season celebrates 50 years of Hip Hop and will bring a Nicki Minaj, Snoop Dogg and 21 Savage bundle to the game. Along with those bundles there will be a others including one for Lara Croft.

Lara Croft of the Tomb Raider franchise will be making her way to Call of Duty sometime mid-season they claim. Images or other information for Lara’s bundle has not been shared by Activision yet. Our guess is the bundle will cost $19.99 USD or 2,400 COD Points like all of the other Operator bundles.

The information they gave was “Play as the legendary treasure hunter and video game icon Lara Croft in a new Operator bundle arriving in the mid-season.”

Season 5 for Call of Duty Modern Warfare II and Warzone will release on August 2. When Call of Duty 2023 releases later this year, you’ll be able to transfer the Lara Croft Operator bundle to it. Activision confirmed all Operators, Weapons and Bundles will transfer over to the next Call of Duty.

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