Report: Black Ops 6 Gameplay Footage Featuring Omnimovement, Weapons, HUD and More Leaked

It’s another year, and that means another dose of Call of Duty leaks! This time around, it’s not just screenshots of Black Ops 6 that seeped through the cracks, but actual Black Ops 6 gameplay footage has leaked!

We get to see how omnimovement works, the guns, some attachments and even killstreaks/scorestreaks! The footage was uploaded by Twitter user betterthanalaix with seemingly more on the way. However, I’d advise you to watch it ASAP, as Activision’s legal hounds are seemingly taking down the videos as I write this. Note that we cannot verify if the footage below is from the latest build or an early build, so for now, take it with a grain of salt.

I suggest checking out betterthanalaix’s account, as they seem to be answering people’s questions as well. If you don’t want to spoil anything that’s not official, the multiplayer reveal is officially taking place at Call of Duty Direct this August 28, and once that’s over, the beta will commence, which you can read more about here.

As for gameplay details, there’s already a lot known about it. We already reported that streaks (both kill and score) won’t loop, and a dedicated melee slot for your loadout has been confirmed. When it comes to omnivement, Treyarch has mentioned how it’s not meant to make the game faster, and it’s also not meant to widen the skill gap among players. As for the game’s campaign, expect it to be as long as your standard Call of Duty story experience per Treyarch.

Black Ops 6 will be released this October 25 on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC.

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