(CTN News) – Activision is planning to release Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 on October 25th, according to the current schedule.
It is anticipated that the subsequent edition in the well-known franchise would take place in the early 1990s, and it will be made available on the very first day of the Xbox Game Pass subscription service that Microsoft offers.
Treyarch and Raven Software are the companies that are responsible for the production of Black Ops 6, which will have a new story, a multiplayer mode that will begin with sixteen new maps, and a new zombies experience.
Black Ops 6 will be better with these features.
The core campaign takes place after the events of Black Ops Cold War, and it also includes flashbacks to Black Ops 2, which are included in the game.
The story takes place in the early 1990s, when the Cold War was drawing to a close. The campaign, which contains immersive spy operations set against the backdrop of federal intrigues, was developed by Raven Software. Raven Software is responsible for the production of the campaign.
Among the locations that will be included in the game are the tundra of Russia, the United States of America, the desert of the Middle East, and the south-eastern region of Europe.
A variety of well-known figures, such as Frank Woods and Russell Adler, are featured in the ad, along with other technological devices and pieces of equipment from the 1990s. Certain components have been included by Raven Software.
Furthermore, there is a brand new safehouse that is a derelict manor that acts as a black site for the Central Intelligence Agency (KGB). Players of Black Ops 6 are able to select missions and set up enhancements after they reach this site, which serves as the campaign center for the game.
In Black Ops 6, a new feature known as “omnimovement” has been added to the multiplayer experience. This feature will allow players to have a greater degree of control over their movement, which is a significant improvement. You are currently able to sprint, slide, and dive in any direction when you are in the prone position. Additionally, you have the ability to rotate when you are in this position.
Black Ops 6 multiplayer experience is developed by Treyarch,
There will be sixteen new maps included in the game when it is released. The twelve core 6vs6 maps that are included in this map set are capable of either being used in a 2vs2 battle configuration in a 2vs2 battle, or in a 6vs6 battle configuration in a 6vs6 battle.
In addition, the Classic Prestige system has been reinstated, which enables players to continue making advancements over and over again. The video game developer Activision has assured fans that this time around, the game would be “bigger and more rewarding than ever before.”
Those who are fans of the Zombies game will be glad to find that Black Ops 6 will bring back the round-based mode. This mode will involve waves of undead that players will have to fight their way through.
You will be able to choose from a wide range of upgrades and weaponry when the game is released, in addition to two brand new maps.
The video game Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is scheduled to be published on October 25th for the Xbox One, Xbox Series S / X, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and personal computers.
In addition, Xbox Game Pass subscribers will get access to the game on the very first day of its release, and they will be able to play it on both the Xbox and the PC.
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