Confirmation of Black Ops 7: Unveiled in Xbox Games Showcase, not an expansion add-on.
Unleashing the Call of Dutyaka Black Ops 7!
Get ready, gamers! The goliath of action-packed gaming, Call of Duty, is back with its latest masterpiece: Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. Announced during the Xbox Games Showcase, this game is not just another chapter in the series, it marks the first time the Black Ops series has seen games released back-to-back, following Activision's attempt to revamp the annual release cycle with Modern Warfare 2 and Modern Warfare 3.
Black Ops 7 is the brainchild of Treyarch and Raven Software. Prepare to once again dive headfirst into a mind-twisting campaign filled with mind-bending conspiracy theories, psychological warfare, and a generous helping of violence. The campaign serves as an extension of the storyline first set in motion in Black Ops 2 and continued in Black Ops 6, but this time, the timeline shifts from the '90s to 2035, with near-futuristic gameplay making a comeback.
Leading the charge will be David Mason, son of the late Black Ops protagonist, Alex Mason. Mason will assemble a team of agents in the fight against the series' iconic villain, Raul Menendez. Although it's rumored that wall-running from the previous iterations may make a reappearance in some form, Activision has officially debunked such claims, focusing instead on a more grounded infantry-style gameplay experience rather than advanced movement mechanics.
The Comprehensive Call of Duty Experience
Though wall-running might not make a return in Black Ops 7, you can still expect futuristic gunplay and innovative movement systems to keep you on the edge of your seat. The game's developers have hinted at an "evolution" of the omnimovement system first introduced in Black Ops 6, with leaked data suggesting the possibility of wall-jumping for some new vertical mobility.
Put your speculation caps on, folks! Plenty of early rumors about Black Ops 7 have been debunked, most notably the idea that it would serve as an expansion for the Black Ops 6 campaign rather than a full-fledged release.
Leading the charge for Activision, Call of Duty General Manager Matt Cox has revealed that the intent behind the consecutive Black Ops releases is to provide players with the full Call of Duty package. "The Black Ops universe is incredible. The creativity and imagination that goes into the storytelling, the rich character depth, and the incredible moment-to-moment gameplay across all modes is truly exceptional. As a team, our vision from the start was to create a back-to-back series experience for our players that embraced the uniqueness of the Black Ops sub-franchise," Cox shared.
Why settle for just the campaign when you can rock it out solo or join forces with others? Black Ops 7's campaign will be available for both single-player and cooperative play, a rare feature in the Call of Duty universe. As we eagerly wait for the full reveal this summer, keep your eyes peeled for teasers, clues, and the surprises Black Ops 7 is bound to bring!
Black Ops 7 will be exclusively available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC via Xbox PC, Battle.net, and Steam. Brace yourself, gamers – the day-one release will be totally free for Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscribers!
- Treyarch and Raven Software are the minds behind Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, promising a captivating, narrative-driven experience that unfolds from 2035, blurring the lines between reality and futurism.
- The game's developers have indicated an "evolution" of the omnimovement system from Black Ops 6, potentially paving the way for wall-jumping and thrilling vertical mobility, even though wall-running might not return in the traditional sense.
- Call of Duty General Manager Matt Cox emphasized the plan for back-to-back Black Ops releases, stating the team's goal to present players with the complete Call of Duty experience, encompassing intriguing storytelling, deep character development, and exhilarating gameplay across all modes.
- Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC gamers will be able to dive into the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 universe, with the option to enjoy the game exclusively through Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass on its day-one release, at no additional cost.
- With the summer full reveal fast approaching, fans are eagerly anticipating teasers, clues, and the exciting surprises that lie in store for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, providing a satisfying gaming experience across various software platforms for teams of players to enjoy.