The Call of Duty series looks set to take players back to the future in 2025 with a Black Ops 2 sequel set in the early 2030s. Fans were alerted to leaked information about next year’s unannounced Call of Duty game after details allegedly revealed in a focus group meeting hit social media.

An update is rolling out on Monday, October 21 that will preload Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and finally give the Call of Duty HQ a UI face lift that is long overdue.

Where some games in the Black Ops subseries have been more standalone than their Modern Warfare brethren, 2025’s planned Call of Duty will reportedly be a follow-up to 2012’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, with players taking control of returning protagonist David Mason.

Black Ops 6 has revealed new details about their anti-cheat measures across all modes going into the game's launch

Black Ops 6, and it will require a beefy preload starting on Monday. It’s time to clear out your storage. You can download this pre-launch update to check out the new UI and be ready to play Black Ops 6 as soon as it

Black Ops 6 is poised to be released across most of the globe in just about a week. Fans in one Middle Eastern country, however, will no longer have the title's launch to look forward to. Activision revealed today that the massively-popular upcoming first-person shooter will not be available in the country of Kuwait.

Call of Duty’s greatest campaigns have offered one thing over all else: variety. Whether it’s the original Modern Warfare’s memorable behind-enemy-lines sniping of All Ghillied Up or Cold War’s KGB infiltration and hallucinogenic episodes,

Activision confirms an important change that's on the way for Call of Duty HQ in the lead-up to the Black Ops 6 launch.