Black Ops 6 Infection and Nuketown Modes Coming This Week

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 receives classic modes and map updates this week, alongside a patch addressing post-launch issues. Following its October 25th release, Treyarch has announced the addition of fan-favorite "Infected" mode on Thursday, and the iconic Nuketown map on Friday, November 1st.

Infected and Nuketown Enhance Black Ops 6

The announcement, made via Twitter (X), confirms the arrival of these highly-anticipated additions. Infected, a staple party mode in the Call of Duty franchise, pits survivors against AI-controlled zombies. Nuketown, originally featured in 2010's Black Ops, offers a fast-paced multiplayer experience set in a 1950s nuclear test site. This follows Activision's earlier promise of regular post-launch content updates for Black Ops 6, which launched with 11 standard multiplayer modes, including variations with disabled Scorestreaks and a Hardcore mode.

Black Ops 6 Update Addresses Numerous Bugs

A recent update addressed various issues reported by players. These fixes include improvements to XP rates in several modes (Team Deathmatch, Control, Search & Destroy, and Gunfight), and solutions to several bugs:

• Global Fixes: Resolved loadout highlighting, Operator animation issues (Bailey), and the "Mute Licensed Music" setting functionality.
• Map Fixes: Addressed exploits allowing players to leave the intended play area on Babylon, Lowtown, and Red Card maps. Improved stability on Red Card. General in-game interaction stability improvements.
• Multiplayer Fixes: Resolved matchmaking issues preventing quick player replacements, prevented Private Match forfeits with zero players on a team, and fixed the continuous Dreadnought missile sound effect.

While some issues, like death on loadout selection in Search & Destroy, remain to be addressed in future patches, Black Ops 6 is considered by many to be a top-tier Call of Duty title. The game's enjoyable campaign further enhances its appeal. For a full review, see the link provided [link removed - not provided in original text].