Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 launches with eyes on Game Pass plan

The CoD Black Ops spin-offs are generally well-regarded by fans for their single-player campaigns and the developers will be hoping this one lands well after the poor reception of last year’s Modern Warfare 3.

Benny and OllMS, who both had access to the beta version, are excited for the game because of some of the newer features.

With Black Ops 6, Benny points to omnimovement as a feature he is excited for, saying he feels it could “revolutionise how CoD is played”.

“The fact that you’ve got that complete 360-degree movement, is going to give players a huge opportunity to shoulder opponents, kind of bait people in and create some incredible plays,” he says.

“We saw a few in the beta already, with people doing some incredible things with sniper rifles.”

OllMS is also a fan of some of the weapons, which he says were in earlier versions and have been brought back, such as the AS VAL – a type of assault rifle.

“Which is going to be fun to use, in combination with the omnimovement,” he says.

“There’s going to be ways of making content and making plays that people have never seen before.”