Confirming the scheduled drop date for the second season is Treyarch Studios, developer of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, which is on Tuesday, January 28. The date would also bring trucking similar loads of new content into the popular free-to-play Battle Royale bounty, Call of Duty: Warzone. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone's first season started on November 14. It would last a total of 75 days by the time Season 2 rolled around, making it one of the longest in Call of Duty history.
Although Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 outshone itself to great acclaim from the community about Treyarch Studios and Activision, as it stored numbers of players in the first month and went on to prove the biggest Call of Duty game so far, the shooter saw itself shy of a few numbers in recent times. That decline and drop are supposed to have been brought on by the cheating problem in Ranked Play mode, as well as other server problems that are still on. But now that Season 2 is coming, there is a lot of anticipation that the fresh new content and huge fixes will restore Black Ops 6 to a state closer to its launch.
In what seems like the latest update for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, Treyarch has announced the release date for Season 2 on Tuesday, January 28. Treyarch also made reference to a few fixes that could not make it into the patch but would ship with the game's next season when it addressed an issue with Zombies in the January 9 patch notes. Then, it confirmed the launch of Season 2 on January 28, as anticipated. While the specifics of the upcoming season have yet to be leaked, an entirely new blog post would probably be published in preparation for Season 2's full reveal.
Season 1 of Black Ops 6 boasts ample and welcoming multiplayer maps or modes, weapons, and events, and so much more in its contents. This massive content update opened completely new horizons for Warzone players. The first major move in this phase was when the Battle Royale integrated with Black Ops 6, resulting in quite a new movement system, bringing in a plethora of new weapons, and a massive gameplay update, as well as an all-new Resurgence map known as Area-99.
Nuketown and Hacienda from Black Ops 4 are some of the fan-favorite multiplayer maps that returned in Black Ops 6's first season. Information regarding the next season of Black Atlantis is, however, unconfirmed. Treyarch has earlier teased the remastered versions of more classic maps for Black Ops 6. In an interview back in December, Miles Leslie, Associate Creative Director of Treyarch, maintained that no Black Ops map is off-limits, as all options would be on the table in terms of remasters, but he mentioned that the studio does keep a priority for those original maps above remasters.
Black Ops 6's first season brought returning fan-favorite multiplayer maps Nuketown and Hacienda from Black Ops 4 above. While details on the next season of the game remain unconfirmed, Treyarch had earlier teased some more classic map remasters for Black Ops 6.