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Russia is still preparing to make good on a promise to create a homegrown rival to Call of Duty. The dream is edging closer to reality, as government ministries signal they are prepared to offer immense financial support, tax breaks, and other incentives to any Russian studio willing to take on the gargantuan task.The idea, which was first pushed by State Duma deputy Mikhail Delyagin, has now procured an official response from Russia’s Ministry of Digital Development. The numbers being lobbied are staggering, and the appropriate bodies could grant as much as 10 billion rubles ($128 million) to the right studio.

This isn’t the first time we’ve discussed Russia’s gaming aspirations in recent years. In 2024, Vladimir Putin ordered Russian tech titans to manufacture a range of home consoles that could eventually compete with the likes of Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo. That front has gone somewhat quiet, but a new, software-based dream has emerged.

According to an original report from Gazeta.Ru (and circulated by IXBT), the ministry confirmed that developers who propose a large-scale military shooter that echoes Activision’s Call of Duty could qualify for support from the Internet Development Institute, one of Russia’s key state-funded digital initiatives.

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