Earlier this year, Treyarch developer Yale Miller told Game File the Black Ops 6 campaign would be as long as a “classic” Call of Duty, suggesting it would net out around six to eight hours. Co-developer Raven Software recently doubled down on that assessment, promising fans it would be longer than Cold War ’s campaign which only ran five hours.

Black Ops 6 isn't even out yet, but of course we're getting possible info on the next CoD. According to the latest rumor, 2025's Call of Duty will be another Black Ops game, but will be a sequel to 2012's Black Ops 2.

Call of Duty: 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.

The new UI (which is dropping the HQ moniker) will be available for players to test out following the Black Ops 6 pre-launch update on Monday,1

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 launches October 25, and it will be one of the biggest games to ever hit Xbox Game Pass as a day-one release. The FPS will be available on the subscription service for PC, console, and cloud players as part of the premium Ultimate plan and PC Game Pass.

Leaks indicate the 2025 Call of Duty will be a Black Ops 2 sequel set in the 2030s, with fans awaiting confirmation from Activision.

Players who already have Call of Duty installed will receive the Black Ops 6 preload as an automatic update to their existing install, which is similar to previous Call of Duty updates. Activision warns that the download will be larger for these players, as they're getting the new UI and Black Ops 6 at the same time.

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

All the PC gaming intel for Black Ops 6 to get you in the game on day one. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is so close you can taste it, but can your PC actually run this year's hotly anticipated blockbuster first-person shooter from Treyarch Studios and Raven Software?

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,