How to watch CoD BO6 campaign reveal: UK time and latest news
As Activision and Treyarch continue to reveal more about what Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has in store, fans are turning their attention to the first look at the single-player campaign.
The single-player storyline is often overshadowed by other modes, such as Multiplayer and round-based Zombies, but for Black Ops 6, Treyarch is showcasing a small slice of the story before the full game releases on 25th October 2024.
Want to see the Black Ops 6 campaign in action?
Read on to find out everything you need to know, including timings and where to watch!
The Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 campaign reveal takes place as part of the Gamescom Opening Night Live broadcast on Tuesday 20th August 2024.
With the event taking place in Cologne, UK viewers can tune into the broadcast at 7pm BST.
2023's Opening Night Live lasted approximately three hours, so there's no telling when the Black Ops 6 gameplay will appear.
It could be shared at any point during the broadcast, so we'll keep this page updated with the latest intel.
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The process of watching the Black Ops 6 campaign reveal is incredibly straightforward.
All fans need to do is head to the Gamescom Twitch and YouTube channels when the broadcast begins.
Click those links at 7pm BST on Tuesday, and you'll be in the right place at the right time.
Thanks to Treyarch and Activision continuing to share more information about Black Ops 6 in the build-up to launch, we know quite a lot about the single-player campaign.
It's been confirmed that Black Ops 6 is set in the early 1990s, and follows the events of Black Ops: Cold War. The Cold War has come to an end, with the United States being the one remaining superpower.
A mysterious force has infiltrated the US government, forcing players to go rogue and battle against the
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