At least on Steam, the game debuted to a 'Mixed' aggregate rating based on over 2000 user reviews and counting. Most negative reviews complain about the game's generally wonky performance issues in multiplayer, some frequent crashing, and the obtuse Call of Duty launcher that makes it a hassle to even get into the shooter.

It’s been a common story lately about players being mad at third-party launchers on Steam, and that remains the case for Black Ops 6. Call of Duty’s is called Call of Duty HQ

Call of Duty Black Ops 6 is currently sitting on a "mixed" Steam user score as players on PC report performance issues and crashes.

For this particular class, you can consider using two of the most popular assault rifles currently seen in Call of Duty Black Ops 6 multiplayer. These are the XM4 or the Ames 85. The first weapon is the most commonly used in the early stages of multiplayer games.

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.

Black Ops 6 quickly becomes a major hit on Steam with a high player count surpassing that of 2023's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.