Thanks to a recent Call of Duty event bo6 boosting, we’ve seen some of the new gameplay innovations coming to Black Ops 6. The headline is Omnimovement, which allows you to sprint, slide and dive in any direction. This is quite a big change from the last game, one which we’ll need to try out for ourselves to really get a grasp of. There’s Intelligent Movement as well, which seems to apply a more seamless transition between states like crouching, mantling and sprinting.
Classic Prestige is also returning, alongside theatre mode. Activision has revealed that Black Ops 6 multiplayer will have 16 brand new multiplayer maps at launch. These include 12 Core 6v6 maps and four small-sized Strike maps, the latter of which are unique, stand-alone locations designed to be played in 2v2 or Face Off 6v6 matches. Interestingly, each of these maps will feature its own story, and is set after the events of the campaign.
Activision has now lifted the lid on the setting for Black Ops 6. It’s set following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, covering the Gulf War and much of the ’90s. This tracks with previously unverified rumors about 2024’s Call of Duty being called ‘Call of Duty Black Ops Gulf War’. While these rumors were squashed once we heard Black Ops 6’s official title, they were right on the money in terms of the game’s setting.
In the ‘open your eyes’ teaser video, we see a number of political figures, including former presidents George H. W. Bush, and Bill Clinton, who covered the years of 1989-1993, and 1993-2001 respectively. In addition, we see former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who remained in office right up until the end of 1990. It’s likely that Black Ops 6 could cover the fallout from Saddam Hussein’s invasion of Kuwait in 1990, and the response by the US-led coalition. Just how close the game sticks to history remains to be seen buy cod bo6 ultimate camo bundle, as Black Ops has been known to alter timelines in the past.