Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Vault Edition

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is Treyarch's direct sequel to Black Ops 6, a near-future military shooter that picks up the Black Ops storyline with Raven Software and a long list of support studios alongside. The headline change is the campaign: for the first time in the series it can be played start to finish in co-op as well as solo. Multiplayer carries forward the Omnimovement system introduced in Black Ops 6 — sprinting, diving and sliding in any direction — across a new competitive map set. Round-based Zombies returns as its own mode, continuing the Dark Aether story rather than acting as a side attraction. Crossplay and cross-progression work across PC, PlayStation and Xbox, and the game runs on a seasonal live-service model with a battle pass, an in-game store and CoD Points. On PC the game is redeemed through Battle.net; the Steam listing exists but is not how resale keys are issued. The Vault Edition adds the BlackCell battle pass for season one with twenty tier skips and 1100 CoD Points, four operator skins, five Mastercraft weapons, an Ultra GobbleGum pack, a permanent unlock token and the Guild Override camo. It adds cosmetics and progression, not campaign or maps. The PlayStation code exists only in Korean and Ukrainian regional versions.