Black Ops 6 is the latest entry in the juggernaut shooter franchise. It brings the long-running Black Ops sub-series to a Gulf War setting — a first for Call of Duty — and adds a new movement system called omni-movements.

Black Ops 6 is the twenty-fourth installment in the long-running and yearly franchise, and it sets itself apart as a standout entry. After a few recent titles that didn’t quite hit the mark, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 breathes new life into the franchise with a captivating campaign,

To atone for a weekend glitch, Black Ops 6 will keep Double XP, Weapon XP and GobbleGums running longer this week.

Call of Duty pros have had a lot of good things to say about Black Ops 6 so far, but there’s one major problem that could prove to be huge.

The new Omnimovement system in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is a game changer, and here are five of the best tips and tricks to master the system. In Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, Treyarch has introduced a brand new, game-changing movement system called Omnimovement. Now players have more flexibility in movement than ever.

At some point when I wasn't watching, Call of Duty's campaign became a bad stealth game. Gone are the perspectives of the faceless and unknown soldiers and the grinding attrition

Black Ops 6 fans have even more to dig into in the coming weeks, with three new multiplayer maps coming as part of Season 1. Activision took to the official Call of Duty account on X with a sneak peek of the upcoming maps,

Black Ops 6 season 1 is coming on November 14 with three new maps. Activision revealed the maps for the season 1 update in a teaser today on November 4th. Season 01 takes Black Ops to the the criminal underground on November 14.