Treyarch’s Black Ops campaigns are identified for having storylines that stray from actuality and get a bit bizarre, and the newest advertising trailer reveals Name of Obligation: Black Ops 6 will possible proceed the custom this 12 months.
The brand new Black Ops 6 trailer showcases in-game footage and cinematics from the upcoming marketing campaign. The motion featured seems very very similar to the anticipated over-the-top Name of Obligation expertise, however you may blink and virtually miss one of the attention-grabbing moments revealed.
The trailer features a temporary POV of a personality falling from the sky, who watches damaged bits of land and flying palm bushes circle above them. The scene seems like some type of not possible storm, and it is fairly presumably a part of some twisty, mind-bending second of the story.
Moreover, we all know that the narrative takes place years after the occasions of Black Ops Chilly Warfare, with the Black Ops 6 marketing campaign set within the Nineteen Nineties in the course of the Gulf Warfare. The trailer footage additionally showcases political leaders like Invoice Clinton, George H.W. Bush, and Saddam Hussein, and it contains acquainted Name of Obligation faces with Frank Woods and Russell Adler each current. Extra particulars concerning the Black Ops 6 marketing campaign may be discovered right here, which additionally contains multiplayer and Zombies bulletins.
Advertising and marketing for Name of Obligation: Black Ops 6 is ramping up as the sport launches worldwide on October 25 throughout Xbox Sequence X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC. A leak from ForwardLeaks additionally means that Name of Obligation is teaming up with Little Caesars for an upcoming promotion that gives pizza-themed Black Ops 6 rewards, together with an operator pores and skin, calling card, and XP tokens.
Activision hasn’t confirmed this potential promotion but, however (*6*) {that a} “wealth of knowledge” relating to Black Ops 6 will arrive in these upcoming weeks resulting in the sport’s launch.