With Black Ops 7, Call of Duty is heading into uncharted territory. On November 14, 2025, Treyarch is delivering back-to-back installments to the Black Ops franchise for the first time in the series' history.
Through extensive, exclusive interviews with the developers at Treyarch in recent weeks, we learned that Black Ops 7 has two primary goals. It's designed to be an expansive love letter to Black Ops 2, the 2012 FPS which many players believe to be the apex of the sub-franchise; and a smart expansion of Black Ops 6, the 2024 shooter that not only introduced Omnimovement, but brought about the return of elements such as classic prestige and round-based zombies.
Dive Deeper into Black Ops 7
In this GamesRadar+ exclusive, we sat down with developers from across the Call of Duty studios group to better understand its attempt to "redefine" what the franchise can be. Activision may have released 20 Call of Duty games in as many years, but it believes that Black Ops 7 can still deliver "some of the most unique and unexpected moments of the series." And in our Black Ops 7 cover story, you'll learn how.
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