The highly anticipated Season 2 Reloaded update for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 arrived, introducing a wealth of new content including weapons, maps, modes, and more.  A key highlight is the addition of two new multiplayer maps: Grind and Bullet.  Due to its popularity, Treyarch Studios quickly confirmed a playlist update launching shortly after the initial release, featuring Bullet 24/7, allowing players to exclusively enjoy the fast-paced action of this unique map.

Bullet, set atop a speeding bullet train, offers a fresh, dynamic experience unlike any other in Call of Duty history.  Its single-lane design initially drew skepticism, with comparisons to a fan-made hallway map concept circulating after Black Ops 6's launch. However, Bullet’s strategic cover options and the ability to traverse the train's roof have proven its viability and exciting gameplay.

Alongside the new maps, Season 2 Reloaded revitalizes classic elements from past Black Ops titles. The D.13 Sector (formerly D13 Sector) from Black Ops 3 returns with upgraded features, firing disc projectiles at enemies.  The fan-favorite skate park map, Grind, from Black Ops 2 also makes a comeback, offering a nostalgic experience for veteran players.

While the new content has been largely welcomed, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles collaboration sparked controversy.  Similar to previous crossover events, a premium Event Pass is available for 1,100 COD Points. However, fans have expressed frustration that the premium pass doesn't include the highly desired Ninja Turtles operator skins, leaving many feeling that the cost doesn't justify the rewards.