Here’s a full breakdown of all confirmed maps and modes for the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Open Beta!
The Black Ops 6 Beta is back, and all players can finally jump in and try out Treyarch’s upcoming title for themselves.
Right now, the Black Ops Beta is offering users a small slice of what to expect on release day, with a selection of maps and modes available to try out.
In order to help you keep on top of everything the Beta has to offer, here’s the full list of maps and modes currently available:
All Maps in Black Ops 6 Beta
Skyline
Released: Beta Launch
A luxurious mansion setting, complete with a pool, hidden passages, and a beautiful view.
Players can storm the main house or crawl around in its elevator shafts to pop out of unexpected locations. Interacting with the house’s security panel will allow you to lock down the luxury home, creating unique cover and cutting off sightlines.
Scud (Removed in Open Beta)
Released: Beta Launch
Set around a destroyed radar dish in Iraq, this map has just been hit by a devastating missile attack.
As such, players can explore a destroyed military outpost, and use the destruction as both cover and new passages to get the drop on opponents.
Derelict
Released: Beta Launch
Deep in the Appalachian Mountains, Derelict is set in an abandoned train graveyard.
With plenty of spots to ambush your opponents, this map is a camper’s dream, but those who sit still will be no match for some deadly Omnimovement tricks.
Rewind
Released: August 30
The Liberty Falls shopping plaza is open for business, and a large video store will be the center of the action in Rewind.
Players have two major lanes to explore, with several different options to help them cross to the other side of the map.
If this map looks familiar, it’s because it’s also the setting of Liberty Falls, the second Zombies map coming to Black Ops 6!
Babylon
Released: September 6
Babylon is set within the ruins of a forgotten city, where players battle in and around an ancient palace.
Despite appearing to be a relatively small map, Babylon sets itself apart from Strike Maps by offering plenty of verticality. Alternatively, players can crawl beneath the palace for a more stealthy approach.
Pit (Strike Map)
Released: September 2
Expect nothing but close-quarters combat in this underground mine environment, set in a Russian mining tunnel.
Players can take limited cover behind mine carts or climb into the rafters to fire down on enemies who dare to cross into the central area.
For those who love the likes of Shipment, this even smaller arena leads to increasingly chaotic engagements.
Gala (Strike Map)
Released: September 2
Gala is set in Washington, D.C., in the aftermath of an annual fundraising event. The map features a single large hall, complete with a grand stage in the center and a makeshift bar and coatroom to navigate along the sidelines.
Thanks to the room’s open design, snipers are extremely powerful here. However, as a Strike Map, there are plenty of paths to avoid long-range fires for those who love to stay on the move.
Stakeout (Strike Map)
Released: September 8
Set within a small apartment in Avalon that was operating as a stakeout room, Stakeout offers little in the way of space, as players battle it out throughout the building.
While this is an extremely close-quarters setting, players can sneak up on their enemies by making tricky jumps between balconies.
All Modes in Black Ops 6 Beta
Team Deathmatch
Released: Beta Launch
The iconic TDM returns in Black Ops 6. Two teams fight to reach the kill count first, or be the team with the most eliminations at the end of the game.
In Team Deathmatch, players tend to respawn close to friendly Operators, giving you the chance to group up with your team and take down enemies.
Note: In the Face Off variant, Scorestreaks are disabled.
Domination
Released: Beta Launch
In Domination, players must capture up to three objectives and protect them from enemy players. Standing in the objective area will allow you to capture a point, so long as no enemies are also within the confines.
Players will earn points for each captured objective they currently control and the first team to hit the score count wins.
Hardpoint
Released: Beta Launch
In Hardpoint, players race to take control of a single objective that periodically rotates position around the map.
Standing inside an uncontested objective will earn your team points at a steady rate. However, if an enemy enters the area, all point scoring will cease until they’re eliminated.
Kill Order
Released: August 30
In Kill Order, two teams will attempt to eliminate the enemy High-Value Target while simultaneously protecting their own.
Players will get one point for each enemy Operator kill, but the HVT will receive two points for each kill they acquire. However, kill the enemy High-Value Target and you’ll earn a whopping five points, making them the priority.
HVTs can be revived if they get downed, giving you a lifeline if your team leader is under fire. However, if they die completely, a new player will become the HVT.
Note: In the Face Off variant, Scorestreaks are disabled.
Kill Confirmed
Released: September 2
Similar to Team Deathmatch, the objective in Kill Confirmed is to eliminate enemy players. However, in order to score a point, players must collect dog tags from fallen enemies.
Players can also deny enemies from scoring by collecting tags from defeated allies. In this mode, you’ll need to worry about both defeating enemies and ensuring that your points aren’t denied.
Gunfight
Released: September 8
In Gunfight, players will face off against enemies in 2v2 action with pre-determined loadouts.
All players in the match will have the same loadout, ensuring that the fight is fair, and teams will battle it out exclusively on Strike Maps.
The team that manages to eliminate both enemy combatants or capture the objective that spawns after a short time will win the round.
We’ll keep you updated with all the new maps and modes that arrive in the Black Ops 6 Beta in future! We know that Treyarch has a lot more to offer throughout the Multiplayer trial, so stay tuned!