Recent revelations from a Call of Duty playtester have provided intriguing insights into what players can expect from the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. The leak originated from a user named Bigbyy on Reddit, who claims to have participated in a recent Call of Duty study group. This information aligns closely with previous reports by Insider Gaming, indicating that the game will serve as a sequel to Black Ops 2 and is likely to feature the return of the original zombies crew.
According to the playtester, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will be set in the year 2035 and continue the storyline from Black Ops 2. Players can look forward to familiar characters such as Woods and Mason, as well as an engaging story mode that supports up to four-player co-op gameplay. A major highlight will be the expansive open-world map titled “Avalon,” which promises to enhance the gaming experience significantly.
One of the exciting features returning in Black Ops 7 is the Omni movement system, which will allow players to engage in wall running. Additionally, the zombies mode will see the return of the classic crew in multiverse variations, including characters like Dempsey. Players can also expect a remake of the popular Tranzit map, along with a round-based structure and a difficulty toggle for more customizable gameplay.
The zombies mode in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is set to be one of the most ambitious yet, featuring the largest round-based map ever created, as reported by Insider Gaming. The mode will also introduce a “wonder vehicle” and a more story-focused role, adding layers of complexity to the traditional zombies experience. With these innovations, fans of the series can expect a fresh and thrilling take on the beloved mode.
In terms of multiplayer, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will showcase a 32 vs. 32 player mode, bringing large-scale battles to the forefront. The game will include remakes of popular maps, all set within a futuristic Japanese theme reflective of the 2035 setting. Players can also anticipate a comprehensive progression system that extends to grenades, killstreaks, and perks, with plans for multiplayer progression to carry over from Black Ops 6.
In a surprising twist, the playtester hinted at the potential development of another game within the study group. He described a new Prototype game featuring Alex Mercer as the protagonist, focusing on gameplay that involves shapeshifting and infiltrating areas. This revelation, if accurate, adds a layer of intrigue to the ongoing discussions surrounding Call of Duty: Black Ops 7.
As with any leaks, it's essential to approach this information with caution. The study group primarily serves to gauge interest and collect feedback, meaning that some features may not make it into the final version of the game. I have reached out to the user for confirmation of these claims and will provide updates as they come.
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