Recent leaks from a Reddit user named Bigbyy have sparked excitement among Call of Duty fans, detailing potential features for Black Ops 7, including a sequel to Black Ops 2, major Zombies updates, and a futuristic multiplayer experience. However, skepticism surrounds the claims, with some calling them a “wishlist” rather than verified information.
Black Ops 7 Story Mode: A Return to 2035
According to the leak, Call of Duty Black Ops 7 will continue the narrative from Black Ops 2, set in the year 2035. Familiar characters like Frank Woods and Alex Mason are reportedly returning, alongside a third unnamed protagonist.
One of the biggest surprises is the inclusion of a large open-world map called “Avalon“—though some fans question its validity since Avalon is already a location in Black Ops 6. Additionally, the campaign will supposedly support 4-player co-op, though it’s unclear if players control the main characters or operate as separate soldiers.
Zombies Mode: Classic Crew Returns & TranZit Remake
For Zombies fans, the leaks suggest:
- The original crew (Dempsey, Nikolai, Takeo, and Richtofen) returning as multiverse versions.
- A TranZit remake with round-based gameplay.
- The largest round-based Zombies map ever.
- A “wonder vehicle” and a story-driven mode with difficulty settings.
While these details excite long-time fans, some doubt the legitimacy, arguing that study groups wouldn’t have access to such extensive information.
Multiplayer: 32v32 Battles & Omni Movement
The multiplayer segment reportedly includes:
- A massive 32v32 game mode.
- Omni movement with wall-running mechanics (though it’s unclear if this is full Infinite Warfare-style movement or limited parkour).
- Remastered classic maps in a futuristic Japanese aesthetic (one starting with “R,” possibly Raid or Rust).
- A unified progression system carrying over from Black Ops 6.
Prototype Sequel Leak: Alex Mercer’s Comeback?
In a surprising twist, the leak also mentions a new Prototype game with Alex Mercer returning as the protagonist. The game allegedly focuses on shapeshifting, infiltration mechanics, and a New York setting—reminiscent of the original’s chaotic open-world gameplay.
Community Reaction: Hope or Hoax?
While some fans are thrilled by the Call of Duty Black Ops 7 leaks, others remain skeptical:
- “This sounds like a fan’s wishlist, not a real leak.”
- “Why would a study group know about all three modes? Playtesters usually specialize in one.”
- “Avalon is already in BO6—how does that fit?”
With no official confirmation from Treyarch or Activision, these leaks should be taken with caution. However, if even half of these details are true, Black Ops 7 could be one of the most ambitious Call of Duty entries yet.
Final Thoughts
Would you be excited for a Black Ops 2 sequel with co-op, a massive Zombies overhaul, and a Prototype revival? Or do these Call of Duty Black Ops 7 leaks seem too good to be true? Let us know your thoughts!
