Treyarch recently detailed some changes that are coming to Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's Skyline map, setting a great precedent for the upcoming game.

There are good Call of Duty maps, there are forgettable Call of Duty maps, there are bad Call of Duty maps, and then there's Babylon. Set in a dusty corner of a beleaguered Iraq in 1991, Babylon is a Black Ops 6 map I find so unpleasant that it takes all my will not to insta-quit lobbies that vote for it.

Less than two weeks after the release of Black Ops 6, two maps seem to be the community's favorites: Skyline and Payback. Among those two, we would say that Skyline is the best map in the game. Since the beta days, Skyline has become a fan-favorite map due to its reduced size, the game's flow, and the map's aesthetic.

Black Ops 6 provides players with a fresh batch of intense multiplayer maps. Here are the best ones available in the game.

With fans now being firmly up to speed with what Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has to offer at launch, many players are already looking forward to what content will come next througho

Microsoft is bringing Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 to Xbox Cloud Gaming on its launch day (October 25). In addition, Modern Warfare III and the battle royale Call of Duty: Warzone arrive on the platform on the same day.

First off the rank was the new Directed Mode coming to Zombies, which will be the perfect avenue for first-time Call of Duty or Zombies players, as well as those who want a more relaxed approached to the normal chaos and mayhem the mode provides. Kevin spoke to how Directed Mode will give players a whole new way and feel to play Zombies, stating:

Black Ops 6 fans have even more to dig into in the coming weeks, with three new multiplayer maps coming as part of Season 1. Activision took to the official Call of Duty account on X with a sneak peek of the upcoming maps,

Black Ops 6 dev responds to a fans weapon balance request, teasing that a tuning update is on the way and could shake up the meta.