Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 Fires Off Some Of The Multiplayer Gameplay

The multiplayer mode for the next Call Of Duty is showing off some gameplay to get more ready to dig into it with Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7

For those who have been living under a rock for the past few decades now, Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 will have a multiplayer mode built in for us to be able to head out and shoot our friends and strangers. For those who have not, well, we have our first look at the multiplayer gameplay that Treyarch will be offer up to those who are picking up the game before, or after November 14^th on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Just as with all of the Call Of Duty titles out there, which have had a multiplayer mode, this will be something we can get our hands on early if we choose to preorder the game. So, not only will you get to see what it will hold, but there will be some other things that will carry over to the core game if you do opt into beta testing this game for the company. Who needs to hire testers anymore, am I right?

Moving on from that, here we have a little bit of a tease for what the gameplay of this mode in Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 will look and function like. Not a huge shocker, but it is going to be close to what we have seen over the decades, too. This one will start off with eighteen maps at launch, thirty weapons, more than twenty brutal scorestreaks, and all of the weapon building and sharing that we were expecting in this release. Along with that, we get to see just how the gunplay and melee strikes will work, along with the extra robotics we will be able to call in to do more harm in the Call Of Duty line out there. I am sure this is exciting for a small section of the community still playing these games online, so have a look and see if it will be worth tossing in your money early to be able to experience what this will all have in a few months.

Are you at all shocked that the multiplayer is looking the same for Call Of Duty still, or did you have some kind of hope things could be changed? How many more maps and gear will be added to the multiplayer over time, and will it matter when it is still a virtual paintball game to play out there? Why are we getting more of a lean on the robots and mechs in the multiplayer, and have they added much to the overall experience for you? Sound off like you have a pair down in the comment section, and then discuss it all until you can play the game. We know there is more to come for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7, so stay locked in here to see and hear about all of it as we get closer to the release of this version of the game. Maybe with some twists and turns along the way too.