Call of Duty will be on RTX Spark at some point in 2027 and that’s huge for Windows on Arm
Call of Duty will arrive on NVIDIA’s RTX Spark platform in 2027, according to an announcement made at a joint Microsoft and NVIDIA event on October 7, 2026. While RTX Spark is not explicitly positioned as a gaming platform, this marks a significant milestone for gaming on Windows devices powered by ARM processors.
The news represents a major moment for Windows on ARM gaming, which has historically lacked support for AAA titles. Call of Duty is one of the world’s most popular gaming franchises, and its availability on RTX Spark demonstrates growing momentum for ARM-based gaming on Windows. The announcement comes as Microsoft leverages its ownership of Activision Blizzard—acquired in 2023—to bring major titles to its partners’ platforms.
RTX Spark’s primary focus is AI and productivity computing, but the addition of Call of Duty suggests the platform will be capable of handling demanding gaming workloads. The 2027 launch timeline indicates significant optimization work ahead to port the game to ARM architecture. This development could help establish ARM-based Windows devices as viable gaming platforms, potentially opening new markets for gaming hardware and software.