The “father” of Call of Duty was warned by an anonymous game developer because of “Warzone”

Normally, large companies, large publishers will send letters asking smaller companies to stop using names that match their brand, but things have reversed with Activision. “Father” of the series Call of Duty was hacked by Fizzer – the creator of a turn-based strategy browser game called Warzonewarning and request to stop using the Warzone trademark.​

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According to Activision’s complaint, this publisher has trademarked Warzone and Call of Duty: Warzone for its downloadable video games and entertainment services. Meanwhile, Fizzer filed an application to trademark Warzone in October (4 months after Activision) and claimed that the publisher is misleading or misleading the public because the two titles have the same name.

In November, the author of the browser game Warzone and its sequel Warzone Idle (now available on mobile) officially warned Activision, saying it would ask to stop the publisher’s right to use the Warzone trademark. time to claim compensation to ensure their own interests.​

Fizzer’s Warzone

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Fizzer revealed, I have released a game called Warzone since November 2017, much earlier than the time when Activision’s popular Call of Duty: Warzone was released. It is not clear how true this information is, but it seems that the balance is still in favor of Activision because this company has registered the trademark before Fizzer.​