Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is launching a thrilling crossover event inspired by the hit show Squid Game, commencing on January 3 and concluding on January 24. This event features not one but two battle passes—a regular free pass and a premium version priced at 1,100 COD Points, approximately $9.99/£8.39. Players can enjoy a new multiplayer mode titled Red Light, Green Light and its zombie variant Dead Light, Green Light. Both battle passes offer exciting rewards, including themed player operator skins and weapon skins. Activision has stirred some buzz among fans, with mixed reactions to the dual battle pass system, as gamers weigh the value of cosmetic items against microtransactions.
What new content can players expect in the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Squid Game event?Players will experience a new multiplayer mode called Red Light, Green Light, alongside a zombie variant named Dead Light, Green Light. The event will also feature two battle passes, with themed rewards such as the "Front Man" operator and various weapon blueprints available through both free and premium tracks.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 marks the continuation of the long-standing franchise known for its competitive gameplay and engaging storylines. With the introduction of themed events like the Squid Game crossover, Call of Duty aims to enhance player engagement and offer fresh experiences. The game has been highly anticipated for its next-gen graphics and mechanics, and this crossover is likely to attract both fans of the series and of the Squid Game phenomenon.
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It’s pretty wild to see the Call of Duty franchise diving into a cultural phenomenon like Squid Game for their latest crossover event The dual battle pass system is bound to stir up discussions, but I’m all for anything that adds fresh chaos to the multiplayer scene, especially with a twist like Red Light, Green Light
It's cool to see how Call of Duty is continually integrating popular culture into their gameplay, and this Squid Game crossover seems like a clever way to keep things fresh. The two-battle pass system might spark some debate among players, but if the new modes are fun, it’ll probably be worth the investment for many.
That Squid Game crossover sounds wild Mixing iconic pop culture with classic COD gameplay is a genius way to keep things fresh, but I hope the dual battle pass system doesn’t split the community too much—those microtransactions always spark some chatter