Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will be released on Oct. 25, 2024, for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PC, Xbox One and Xbox Series X and S. It will also be available for players with an Xbox Game Pass subscription on release day.

Early rumors hinted that Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 was going to clock in over 300 GB, but thankfully the story ended up being a tall tale: you can have a 300 GB install size, but only if you have all games included in Call of Duty HQ installed in full.

When game will be available in your timezone - Black Ops 6, the newest entry from Activision’s Call of Duty launches on Friday, October 25th, here is how you can preload and play it early

Black Ops 6 launches today bringing with it a brand new single player campaign, a new round-based zombies mode as well as an entirely new multiplayer experience, but there’s still a few hours to wait before you can jump in on PC at least.

From arachnophobia mode to high contrast vision and asymmetrical hearing compensation settings, Black Ops 6 gears up to be the most accessible Call of Duty in franchise history.

Black Ops 6 is rolling out now (some have been playing it for hours at this point), and Activision has published its preseason patch notes that detail changes made to Multiplayer in time for launch. These are in addition to already announced changes based on feedback and data from the beta weekends.

Black Ops 6 release time, the countdown is now well and truly on. Not only does that mean we'll have a new entry in the FPS series to play, but I imagine a few of us will be taking a trip to New Zealand,