Call of Duty Black Ops 6 is set to launch with a massive collection of all-new multiplayer maps, including two different types of Core and Strike.
Black Ops 6 will officially release on October 25, 2024. Unlike MW3’s approach of launching with only remastered versions of classic maps from the original Modern Warfare 2 (2009), the upcoming CoD title will instead launch with all-new maps.
As always, The developers have provided a diverse card poolincorporating a range of small to medium sized maps with traditional three-lane routes and typical CoD elements. However, with the introduction of the Omnimovement game mechanic, they have also been specifically designed to accommodate the changes.
Here’s a complete list of every map coming to Black Ops 6 and everything you need to know.
Each multiplayer map
When Black Ops 6 comes out, 16 new cards will be available to play at launch. These are divided into two types of maps: 4 will be classified as Strike maps and the remaining 12 as Core 6v6 maps.
New maps from Activision16 will be available to players when Black Ops 6 launches in October.
The smaller Strike cards were designed to be played in 6v6 or 2v2 Face Off game formats, while the Core cards can only be played in the standard 6v6 configuration.
Here are the 16 maps confirmed for Black Ops 6:
Heart
- Babylon
- Abandoned
- Lower town
- Refund
- Protocol
- Red card
- Rewind
- Scud
- Horizon
- Subsonic
- Jump
- Vorkuta
Strike
- Gala
- Ditch
- The Sand House
- Monitoring
As new updates and seasons are introduced to Black Ops 6, additional maps, such as remastered versions of old maps or new maps, will be added.
Check out our Black Ops 6 guides to learn how to level up fast and earn XP quickly, what free rewards are available in the beta, and which loadouts work best with the meta weapons, the Jackal PDW submachine gun and XM4 assault rifle.
