This year's title is expected to be a direct sequel to Black Ops 2, which enhances the likelihood of the campaign's setting and character.

The campaign is set in 2035 and features David Mason, a character from Black Ops 2, as the protagonist.

The game will incorporate Omnimovement from Black Ops 6, along with a new wall climb mechanic to support jetpack gameplay in the Uplink mode.

For Multiplayer, classic maps are expected to return, including potential remasters of popular maps like Raid and Standoff.

While the main title and developer for the upcoming Call of Duty game remain undisclosed, key information about three major game modes has been revealed: Campaign, Multiplayer, and Zombies.

Leaks about Call of Duty 2025 have surfaced even before the release of Black Ops 6, indicating a strong interest in future titles.

The Uplink game mode, previously seen in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, may also make a comeback.

Zombies will be the third major game mode, featuring classic round-based maps and potentially one of the largest maps yet, complete with a transportation system.

Activision recently held a private meeting with a focus group to discuss upcoming details of the game.

This new Zombies mode could draw inspiration from the Tranzit map, suggesting a remaster or similar design.

An 8-player mode is reportedly in development, reminiscent of the Grief mode from Black Ops 2.

Additionally, rumors about the potential development of Modern Warfare 4 have been circulating in recent months.