Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is bringing back its fan-favorite Zombie mode, but it's not just a copy-and-paste job from a previous title. In a giant, detailed post on its website Thursday, the developers at Treyarch not only revealed its new map Terminus, but revealed a ton of new quality-of-life updates.

Leaks indicate the 2025 Call of Duty will be a Black Ops 2 sequel set in the 2030s, with fans awaiting confirmation from Activision.

The Call of Duty HQ interface is going through a complete overhaul soon, letting players finally launch the game and mode they want without needing to jump through hoops.

Activision has confirmed that Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has not been granted a release in Kuwait, and as a result all preorders for the game in the region have been cancelled and refunded. The publisher provided a statement to Eurogamer, which reads as follows:

The countdown is on until the highly anticipated release of Black Ops 6. As we inch closer to the next instalment in the Black Ops universe, Activision has shared the game modes players can expect to grind from day one.

Black Ops 6 will not be released in Kuwait, as the government blocks the game. Activision confirms refunds for all pre-orders in the region.

Microsoft’s determination to destroy the great reputation of Game Pass continues apace, with the news that the corporation has suddenly pulled its years-long offer of a two-week trial subscription for a dollar,

It’s not surprising to see the $1 Xbox Game Pass trial quietly removed once again, especially as Microsoft looks to Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 to boost its Game Pass subscriber n

Black Ops 6 in the country. Gamers who bought the game via pre-orders have had their orders canceled and their purchases refunded. The decision is linked to the game’s Gulf War elements involving Kuwait in the early 1990s.