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After some leakers acquired access to an early build of Black Ops 6, several images and gameplay of the upcoming title started to appear online.
Even though most of the media has been taken down by Activision, it has revealed several details about the game's multiplayer side and even what is being developed for Warzone.
As revealed by the account betterthanalaix on X (formerly Twitter), the Black Ops 6 has the files for 20 multiplayer maps, indicating that this could be the number of maps available at launch.
Based on the map's codenames from the files, it is believed that Firing Range from the first Black Ops and Hacienda from Black Ops 4 will get remastered versions.
One gameplay posted by demonofbo6 shows us a few games on the Rewind and Skyline maps, which are both brand new. If it hasn't been taken down by the time you're reading this, you can watch it here.
The game also gives us a look at the UI of the game, a few of the weapons, perks, wildcards, and more.
Another gameplay from betterthanalaix revealed what appears to be the next big map for Warzone, codenamed Avalon.
As you can see, the map features large sections of water and also POIs based on other multiplayer maps.
A few weeks ago, it was leaked that Treyarch is working on a small new map for Warzone, so it is unclear if Avalon is a different one or the same map referred to in said report.
We won't have to wait that long for an official announcement on all these features since COD Next is happening at the end of this month and the first multiplayer beta weekend will take place soon after.
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