Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 revealed in trailer, will be on Game Pass at launch

As widely announced by Activision, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 was revealed in these minutes with a first trailer of presentation, built in live action and of a purely narrative nature, which also reports the date of the extended presentation of the game.

The new chapter will be presented in more detail with a special event after the Xbox Game Showcase, on June 9, 2024 but what is now certain is the fact that it will also arrive directly in the Game Pass catalog on day oneas had also emerged based on various clues in recent hours and in keeping with Microsoft’s idea of ​​bringing all the company’s games to the service at launch.

The Gulf War

Following the typical characteristics of the Black Ops sub-series, also in this case the story stages more or less “secret” and obscure military operations, which are carried out undercover in various areas of the world but connected to events, conflicts and characters actually existed or exists.

In Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 we return to talking about War in the Gulfas had already emerged from various rumors, and in the trailer we can see various historical characters.

We can glimpse, in particular, Saddam Hussein, whose face was already visible in the preview image of the new trailer, which could conceivably cover a fundamental role in the history of this chapter, pending further information.

More information will arrive during the special presentation event that has been set immediately after the Xbox Game Showcase on June 9th, where we will probably be able to see the gameplay of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 for the first time and perhaps even know the release date release, so stay tuned for more details on the new blockbuster from Activision and Microsoft.

On Game Pass at launch

The most important news, in all of this, is the launch on day one within the Xbox Game Pass catalogue, obviously, given that it is truly a huge proposal from Microsoft, considering the revenues that the series is used to register at launch.

The move to insert it directly into the catalog at the release is commercially risky but it could represent an enormous boost to broaden the audience of the subscription service and perhaps there is no more appealing title than this to attempt such a maneuver, at this point we are waiting to see the results.