Short answer

The Call of Duty logo is custom lettering, not a font you can install.

The sources say this indirectly: Type foundry NaN: its Call of Duty work with Studio Koto began as a logo refinement and grew into the custom font Hitmarker.

What the Lettering Looks Like

Heavy, squared-off sans-serif capitals with clipped angular corners, in white, with a small OF tucked between CALL and DUTY.

Free Open Fonts with a Similar Feel

Chosen by eye from the style hubs for a similar feel; not a measured match.

Black Ops One

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Russo One

400
OFL-1.1

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Teko

700
OFL-1.1

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Chakra Petch

700
OFL-1.1

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Published Sources & Citations

Everything this page says about the logo comes from these pages:

Type foundry NaN: its Call of Duty work with Studio Koto began as a logo refinement and grew into the custom font Hitmarker. โ€” โ€œWhat started as a logo refinement project quickly became a whole custom font project for the franchise.โ€ (nan.xyz, read 2026-10-22)

Creative Boom (Dec 2023): agency Koto reimagined the franchise wordmark and introduced a bespoke variable typeface, Hitmarker, for the whole franchise. โ€” โ€œKoto began by reminagining the Call of Duty franchise wordmarkโ€ (creativeboom.com, read 2026-10-22)

Fan-Made Recreations

Community-made fonts inspired by the game title. FontsLike describes and links to their author pages only; we do not host or distribute these files.

Call of Ops Duty

Author: Chequered Ink
Licence: 100% Free (dafont licence label); author note: free for all use, based on Impact and inspired by the Call of Duty logo

Fan-made; check its licence before commercial use.

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