Sources and leaks left, right, and center have unofficially confirmed that Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 launches on November 14. The 2025 edition of the franchise is a sequential sequel to 2024’s Black Ops 6, but an actual follow-up to Black Ops 2, and sees the series head in a more futuristic direction.
Call of Duty leaks season continues. Our recent exclusive covered the incredible reveal of the Black Ops 7 Campaign and Multiplayer merging for a 32-Player Mode on ‘Avalon’. If that’s not enough, it’s also leaked that classic Remastered Maps and Specialist Abilities return.
Now, it’s time for the full release date.
Black Ops 7 Release Date Set For November 14
Insider Gaming has been able to independently verify that Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 launches on November 14 this year.
This has been widely confirmed by the trusty Dealabs, who said: “According to our information, Call of Duty Black Ops 7 will be released on November 14, 2025.” The source is about as good as it gets for information, and this follows up the initial report from another notable leaked—TheGhostOfHope—who said on July 17 that Black Ops 7 would launch on November 14.
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Insider Gaming has also been able to verify this information. So, you can mark it down on the calendar; it’s nearly three months until Black Ops 7 hits shelves and applicable digital storefronts.
This gives you a solid window to enjoy Battlefield 6 before trying out Black Ops 7. Will you stick to BF6? Or are you still waiting for Black Ops 7? Let us know through the Insider Gaming forum.
Our news doesn’t stop there. Read about rumors that Black Ops 7 might not have Tac-Sprint, and the game reportedly not launching on the Nintendo Switch 2.
