Black Ops 7 is a sequel to Black Ops 2, and it's bringing co-op campaign back to Call of Duty

Xbox failed to finish its summer game showcase without teasing the next Call of Duty. Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is the first consecutive release within the Black Ops series, and arrives later this year.

Also, as expected, the game will be released on the final generation consoles (PS4 and Xbox One) along with the PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. No release date has been announced, but we have not announced teeth I plan to learn more later this summer.

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Treyarch and Raven software will once again return to co-developing the game. This is essentially a sequel to Black Ops 2. However, it continues from the Black Ops 6 event.

Although there were no campaigns at all in Black Ops 4, reports at the time strongly suggested that an ambitious cooperative campaign with open maps was ongoing before it was discarded to create a release date for the game.

As for the trailer, it was “another thing” shown in the Xbox Games Showcase. Only the sharpest fans of Black Ops would have realized that David Mason was shown exploring some kind of robotics facility, but not all of them appear. Like all Black Ops games, the Black Ops 7 story has some heart-bending elements built into it.

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The story takes place in 2035, 10 years after the Black Ops 2 event. Psychological Wars is the name of the game, and Villran (Menendez) is a manipulator that uses cutting-edge technology to weaponize fear of the enemy.

Black Ops 7 also brings back round-based zombies. When it comes to multiplayer, expect weapons nearby and a large number of new maps. This is truly a sequel to BO2. It’ll be fully exposed, but the team hopes players will get more time from Black Ops 6 and Warzone before anyone shifts to a new game.

Black Ops 7 is the ultimate day game pass game available at no additional cost and a PC Game Pass member.

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