Recent leaks regarding Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Season 3 have surfaced, offering potential insights into the upcoming content despite the season's delay. While Treyarch remains tight-lipped about the specifics, these leaks provide a glimpse of what players might expect.

The seasonal model, a staple in recent Call of Duty titles, ensures a steady stream of free content throughout the year. While the Season 3 delay is unusual for the typically consistent Treyarch, their statement highlighting the season as a “big moment” for both Warzone and Black Ops 6 heightens anticipation.

A prominent Call of Duty leaker, known as TheGhostOfHope, dismissed rumors of Season 3 focusing solely on Warzone.  Instead, they indicated “4-6 6v6 maps” alongside “a ton of zombies content” are planned.  Further leaks suggest at least one of these maps will be a remaster of a classic Black Ops map.  Given previous remasters like Nuketown and Grind in Black Ops 6,  expectations are high for another exciting addition.

It is important to remember that these are leaks, subject to change before the anticipated April 3 release. Treyarch’s plans could shift, so it’s wise to approach this information with caution.  Other rumors circulating involve the potential arrival of a controversial Modern Warfare Operator in Black Ops 6 Season 3, further fueling speculation.

Beyond Season 3, whispers about the 2025 Call of Duty title have begun.  Rumors suggest a potential release on last-gen consoles (Xbox One and PlayStation 4) and a possible direct sequel to the 2012 hit, Black Ops 2. Continued support for older hardware could disappoint some, potentially limiting the advancements possible on current-gen consoles. However, Activision's decision likely reflects data indicating a substantial player base on these platforms.