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Call of Duty®: Black Ops 7
Action
Single-player
Multi-player
PvP
Online PvP
Co-op
Online Co-op
Cross-Platform Multiplayer
Steam Achievements
Captions available
In-App Purchases
Adjustable Text Size
Camera Comfort
Color Alternatives
Custom Volume Controls
Playable without Timed Input
Stereo Sound
Subtitle Options
Surround Sound
Partial Controller Support
HDR available

In Call of Duty®: Black Ops 7, Treyarch and Raven Software are bringing players the biggest Black Ops ever across an innovative Co-Op Campaign, an electrifying Multiplayer experience, and the legendary Round-Based Zombies mode.

Developers: Treyarch Raven Software Beenox High Moon Studios Sledgehammer Games Infinity Ward Activision Shanghai Demonware
Publishers: Activision
Release Date: Nov 13, 2025
Price (USD): $69.99
Current Players: 0

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Mostly Negative(36%)
Zombies mode
multiplayer nostalgia
smooth gunplay
fast-paced
remastered maps
movement mechanics
Endgame mode
AI-generated
poor campaign
reused assets
performance issues
AI content
SBMM issues
The campaign in Black Ops 7 is overwhelmingly criticized for being confusing and poorly executed, lacking the engaging narrative expected from the series. Players feel the multiplayer, while having some enjoyable elements, suffers from issues with matchmaking and a lack of novelty, although zombies mode is often seen as a redeeming aspect, maintaining a nostalgic feel and engaging gameplay. The game's over-reliance on AI-generated content and technical issues further detract from the experience, leaving long-time fans feeling let down. Overall, while there are enjoyable elements for fans of zombies and those seeking nostalgia, the game is seen as a disappointment due to its numerous shortcomings.

Positive Points

  • Zombies mode is praised by many reviewers for its gameplay, creativity, and nostalgia. It's considered one of the best parts of the game, with references to classic maps and mechanics.
  • Some players enjoy the nostalgic feel of the multiplayer, noting it brings back some elements from older Black Ops games, especially Black Ops 2.
  • The gunplay and movement in multiplayer are commended for being smooth and fast-paced, providing a satisfying experience for those who enjoy action-driven gameplay.
  • The multiplayer maps are generally well-received, with some remastered maps adding to the nostalgia and fun.

    • Negative Points

  • The campaign is heavily criticized for its lackluster story, confusing narrative, and use of AI-generated content, making it feel disjointed and unengaging.
  • Multiplayer is noted for having issues with skill-based matchmaking (SBMM), leading to lopsided and overly competitive lobbies that ruin the casual experience.
  • The game is criticized for feeling like a recycled version of previous installments, with reused assets and minimal innovation, leading to disappointment among long-time fans.
  • Technical issues such as performance problems, constant crashes, and high system requirements are frequently mentioned as barriers to enjoying the game.

    • Mixed Points

  • The new movement mechanics, including wall jumps, are seen as innovative by some, but others feel they disrupt the traditional COD experience.
  • Opinions on the Endgame mode are split; some find it entertaining and a good addition, while others see it as unnecessary and repetitive.
  • The use of AI-generated content is a point of contention, with some players indifferent and others seeing it as a sign of laziness and cost-cutting by the developers.

    • Common Themes

  • A nostalgia for earlier Black Ops games, especially BO2, informs many reviews, with players comparing current content to these experiences.
  • Disappointment with the campaign is ubiquitous, viewed as a major letdown in contrast to previous Black Ops entries.
  • Mistrust towards Activision for perceived broken promises about matchmaking and AI usage is a recurring sentiment among negative reviews.
    • Updated 2/7/2026, 12:01:39 AM UTC
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