Geoff Keighley also had a detailed trailer for the next CoD spin-off on his Opening Night Live. It presented a mission from the campaign in more detail.
The Black Ops saga continues on October 25th – that much was already clear before the Gamescom Opening Night Live. However, there have only been a few gameplay scenes from the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 to date. That should change with the show: A nearly seven-minute-long trailer presented a mission from the campaign in more detail.
The mission “Most Wanted” sends you to the US capital Washington in 1991. Your mission is to perform a retina scan on a senator and use it to gain access to a secure facility. The various ways in which you can accomplish this are shown in the compilation. You can act loudly, quietly or deviously, for example by blackmailing people.
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Inside the facility, you finally free Russell Adler and try to escape with him. Again, you are free to do this in a brutal or calm way – the trailer, unsurprisingly, favors the Rambo method. A few gadgets are also used, including the explosive remote-controlled car and an electrically charged throwing knife, the shocks of which incapacitate several enemies at once. The trailer ends with a breakneck chase on motorcycles, which also doesn’t come without a lot of shooting.
Graphically, the game makes a good impression. Believable faces and animations, stylish light and smoke effects and partially destructible environments raise hopes of a visually appealing first-person experience. The various options and ways of completing the mission are also appealing.
The upcoming multiplayer beta will provide a first playable impression of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. Those who pre-order can play it from August 30th to September 4th. The open beta will run from September 6th to September 9th.
Straight from Gamescom 2024: Campaign gameplay for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6.
