I just finished Call of Duty: Black Ops 6’s campaign, which like many people, I would agree that it was the best the series has had in years. A strange mix of normal gunplay, espionage, an open world and a Control-like horror mission, it did a lot of experimentation that somehow ended up working as a cohesive whole.

Black Ops 6 has been an exciting entry for the franchise, likely bolstered by its same-day launch on Game Pass. It also helps that there’s a healthy mix of new offerings and the return of beloved mechanics.

Black Ops 6 player spots a difficult-to-notice anachronism in the game's single-player campaign, sparking discussion.

Black Ops 6 is full of twists, turns, and political intrigue, and its final moments both bring things to a close and tease what's next.

Black Ops 6, youll travel around the world in order to stop Pantheon. On your trip, you travel to a secret laboratory in Kentucky to get to the bottom of what created the Cradle. Within its mysterious walls,

The mansion has optional puzzles that require a black light torch and a small amount of brain power to solve. This is the perfect complement to the clandestine experience and brings in some of that fun secret hunting from the Zombies mode.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 features one of the best Call of Duty single player campaigns in years. While the story doesn’t quite stick the landing, the journey to it is breathtaking thanks to its well-defined characters, wide variety of missions, and its bevy of secrets to uncover.

If you’ve been keeping an eye on Steam’s top sellers list, this news wouldn’t be entirely surprising. Black Ops 6 has spent the last four weeks as the platform’s number one seller, having climbed a whopping 31 places as we got closer to the release date.