Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is officially happening, and it’s coming to both current and last-gen platforms. Activision, alongside developers Treyarch and Raven Software, has confirmed the game will launch in 2025. The full reveal is locked in for later this summer.
Set in the year 2035, Black Ops 7 picks up after Black Ops II and Black Ops 6, continuing the chaos in a world torn apart by violent conflict and psychological warfare. David Mason returns to lead the Black Ops team into a fresh fight this time against a mysterious enemy who turns fear itself into a weapon.
What to expect in Black Ops 7
This isn’t just another sequel. Black Ops 7 brings a narrative-driven co-op campaign that’s built for both solo play and squad missions. The story leans into near-future tech and mental warfare, promising a dark, intense ride from start to finish.
Multiplayer fans can expect new maps and near-future weapons that lean into the series’ signature fast-paced combat. While exact loadouts and map names are still under wraps, Black Ops 7 is shaping up to be a bold step forward for the franchise’s core PvP experience.
And yes, Zombies mode is back. Round-Based Zombies returns, dragging players deeper into the Dark Aether storyline. Expect more of that gritty, supernatural tension that long-time fans know and love, but with modern gameplay twists.
We’ll get a full gameplay reveal later this summer, but for now, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is already looking like a major entry in the franchise, familiar yet fresh, with new mechanics, a darker tone, and a return to fan-favourite arcs. Stay tuned.
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