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About Call of Duty Black Ops 7
Step into a new era of psychological warfare in Call of Duty®: Black Ops 7. Set in 2035, the Black Ops team led by David Mason must face a manipulative enemy who thrives on fear. Featuring a gripping co-op campaign, next-gen weaponry, and the return of Zombies, Treyarch and Raven deliver the most mind-bending Black Ops yet.
- Thrilling Co-op Campaign with solo or squad play.
- Cutting-edge near-future weaponry and tech.
- Brand-new Multiplayer maps and modes.
- The next chapter of Round-Based Zombies in Dark Aether.
- A continuation of the Black Ops saga after Black Ops 6.
Call of Duty Black Ops 7 Reviews
The sheer amount of content Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 brings to the table is impressive, even if some of it doesn't live up to expectations. The co-op campaign is a mixed bag, Endgame is a bust, and the game is largely derivative of what came before, but it's a comprehensive, feature-rich package that will keep fans busy until the 2026 Call of Duty game. Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is a no-brainer for longtime Call of Duty fans, though it won't win over any haters.
Gamerant
It is I, the Multiplayer and Zombies aficionado Gyozo Baki who will be then tackling the massive Black Ops 7 Multiplayer and Zombies experiences, including a look at Dead Ops Arcade. Without of course forgetting about our “boss” Jon Clarke and Predrag Nikolic, who’ve both done a lot of terrific work – both in the game, mauling enemies with us, and of course some of the art, formatting, videos and content you see.
Xboxera
Treyarch has crafted something special: a sprawling, ambitious, and endlessly replayable shooter that caters to nearly every corner of the Call of Duty fandom. It’s not flawless, and some may scoff at the lack of innovation, but it stands as a staggering achievement in both scale and ambition. Massive and occasionally messy, it’s nonetheless a thrilling ride. Black Ops 7 delivers everything fans could hope for and then some.
Cogconnected
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Call of Duty Black Ops 7 doesn't revolutionize much. The campaign is still very Hollywood-esque, taking things to the next level in terms of over-the-top action. It's a little surreal, but it works well (+1 for the co-op mode!). The multiplayer mode follows the same formula: it slides, jumps, and moves fast, it's very intense, but nothing revolutionary. The zombie mode works well, even if I think we've seen better maps. A good game that suffers from the release of the excellent BF6...
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The thing that has impressed me the most about Call of Duty Black Ops 7 is the campaign, it looks like a movie with lots of Sci Fi stuff, really good, and it can be played in co-op mode. The problem is that most players only care for the multiplier and don’t appreciate it, but multiplayer promises lots of new maps, weapons and stuff with the futuristic look of the entry. The only problem may be the price, a bit expensive, but at least here players will find better offers for their addiction