All Collectibles & Easter Eggs

Embarking on the quest for collectibles and hidden Easter eggs in Call of Duty 2026 adds an extra layer of depth to the campa experience. These hidden items often unlock lore, concept art, or even special in-game rewards. In the Soviet campa, particularly during the 'Leningrad's Stand' mission, keep an eye out for propaganda posters scattered throughout the war-torn city. Collecting all 15 of these posters is rumored to unlock a special voice line from Sergeant Volkov. Furthermore, within the 'Stalingrad's Inferno' mission, there's a hidden cache of Soviet medals located in the basement of the central church. Finding this cache requires navigating a treacherous path through enemy-controlled territory and can be challenging due to the presence of Elite SS soldiers. For the U.S. campa, specifically in the Pacific theatre during 'Guadalcanal,' search for Japanese battle flags concealed within dense jungle foliage. There are 10 such flags, and collecting them all is said to unlock a unique melee weapon skin. In the European theatre, the 'Bastogne' mission holds a particularly intricate Easter egg involving a hidden radio. Players must find three specific radio parts scattered across the map and assemble them to hear a coded message that provides insight into a secret German operation. The locations of these parts are often guarded by heavy enemy resistance, including MG42 emplacements. Another notable collectible involves finding hidden diary entries from fallen soldiers, which offer poant glimpses into their personal experiences. These are often found in less obvious locations, such as behind rubble or within abandoned vehicles. The game also features larger, more complex Easter eggs that may require specific actions or sequences to trigger, such as activating a series of levers in a particular order on the 'Industrial Complex' multiplayer map to reveal a hidden area. These often tie into the game's overarching narrative or provide humorous nods to past Call of Duty titles.