Black Ops 7 has officially been confirmed, and with the reveal comes the long-awaited chance to lock in your pre-order. Not only does pre-ordering secure early access to the upcoming open beta, but it also means you won’t be paying full price...
Right now, there are some solid deals floating around, with discounts reaching up to 38% OFF, depending on the retailer. So, getting in early could save you money and guarantee you’re ready to dive in on day one.
Black Ops 7 Pre-Order Price Breakdown
- US Price: Was $93.02, NOW $57.30 — 38% OFF (from G2A)
- UK Price: Was £69.99, NOW £59.99 — 14% OFF (from Amazon)
A few things to note about these two prices:
- For the G2A listing, you are buying a Steam Account with Black Ops 7 included.
- For the Amazon UK listing, you are buying a physical copy of the game. However, this can be either the standard edition or the Steelbook variant on Xbox or PS5, as both are just £59.99.
What's New for Black Ops 7
Black Ops 7 is the latest iteration in the series, and with it comes the next steps in the Campaign, Multiplayer, and Zombies game modes. We don't know much so far, but here's all the information that has been shared...
Campaign:
- Set in 2035, directly continuing from Black Ops 2.
- David Mason returns as the lead, now portrayed by Milo Ventimiglia.
- The cast includes Kiernan Shipka (Emma Kagen) and Michael Rooker (reprising Mike Harper).
- Campaign is playable solo or co-op; co-op details are still unknown.
Multiplayer:
- Tactical Sprint removed.
- Maps without interactive doors.
- Specialist abilities return.
- Killstreaks are loopable.
- Uplink game mode returns (last seen in Infinite Warfare).
Zombies:
- Original crew (Dempsey, Nikolai, Takeo) reunites with Richtofen in the Dark Aether storyline.
- Six Zombies maps are planned across the game’s life cycle.
- Rumored map settings include: post-WW2 New York City, Japanese temple near an erupting volcano, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Space station in Dark Aether.
Should You Pre-Order Black Ops 7 Today?
Pre-ordering now makes a lot of sense, but it comes with a few caveats. On G2A, you’re looking at 38% off the Steam version, while Amazon UK has the physical edition discounted slightly, including both standard and Steelbook variants. Still, neither of these are bad tradeoffs considering you're saving some cash in the process.
The campaign promises a return to David Mason’s story, plus solo or co-op play, but the co-op details remain a mystery. Multiplayer shakes things up by removing Tactical Sprint and looping killstreaks, while Zombies reunites the classic crew across six maps in exciting locations.
What does this mean? Well, there's plenty to look forward to come the launch of Black Ops 7. Just keep an eye out for that open beta, as pre-ordering gives you the keys to try out the game ahead of schedule.
