Call of Duty 2025 leaks: Black Ops sequel, Zombies upgrades & more

Call of Duty fans, get ready. Leaks about the 2025 installment are making waves online, and if they’re true, we could be looking at one of the most ambitious entries yet. While Activision hasn’t confirmed anything officially, multiple reports from supposed insiders are starting to paint a clear (and exciting) picture.

Here’s a quick breakdown of what’s surfaced so far.


A Black Ops Sequel Set in the FutureAccording to a now-deleted Reddit post by user Bigbyy, the next CoD title—believed to be Black Ops 7—is set in 2035. And guess what? It’s not a total reboot. It’s a direct sequel to the future timeline from Black Ops 2, with legendary characters like James Woods and Alex Mason making a comeback. Campaign mode is reportedly going big with 4-player co-op and a large open-world map called Avalon.
Multiplayer: 32v32 and Wall-RunningMultiplayer might be going next-level too. Rumors point to a 32v32 large-scale mode, a bunch of fan-favorite maps from previous Black Ops games, and a unique futuristic Japanese-themed map.

Moreover, the leaks also indicate a possible return of the beloved omnimovement system from Black Ops 6 and wall-running for that slick, parkour-style action we haven’t seen since Black Ops 3.

Add to that:

• Classic killstreaks and perks
• A progression system that carries over from Black Ops 6
• Weapon and operator continuity via the rumored “Carry Forward” program
  

Zombies Mode is Going Big — Really BigZombies mode is rumored to feature the largest round-based map ever. Here’s what the leak says:

• A remake of the classic TranZit map
• A difficulty slider
• Story-driven exploration
• A rumored "wonder vehicle" (whatever that means, we’re intrigued)

If true, it’s a full-circle moment for long-time undead slayers.
What’s the Catch?As always, take it all with a grain of salt. The info comes from a supposed study group participant and hasn’t been confirmed by Activision. The original leak post has since vanished, so there’s no telling if anything might change before launch.

All eyes are on the Xbox Games Showcase on June 8. That’s when many expect Activision to officially pull back the curtain. But with Black Ops 6 and Warzone still thriving, there’s a chance they may push the reveal to later in the summer.
Final ThoughtsOf course, leaks are leaks — nothing is official until it’s announced. But if even half of this is true, Call of Duty 2025 could be a bold return to form with just the right mix of nostalgia, chaos, and innovation. We’ll be watching this closely. Stay tuned.