Black Ops 7 leak claims campaign ends with 32-player multiplayer extraction mission

A leak suggests Black Ops 7’s campaign will conclude with a 32-player multiplayer extraction mission on Avalon.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 may conclude its campaign in an unprecedented way, with a reported 32-player multiplayer extraction mission serving as its final chapter.

Set in 2035, Black Ops 7 follows David Mason’s team through Japan and the fictional city of Avalon, continuing the storyline after Black Ops II.

The campaign blends espionage with advanced warfare, while multiplayer features remastered maps including Raid, Express, and Hijacked, alongside the return of specialist abilities and the removal of the Pick 10 system.

According to a report from Insider Gaming, the last mission will depart from the traditional single-player format. Instead, players will enter a large-scale multiplayer extraction mission on the Avalon map, previously rumoured to be a Battle Royale location.

This map will reportedly appear in parts of earlier co-op missions but will be fully accessible only in the finale.

The mission is said to function as an extraction shooter, with players completing objectives, contending with opposing teams, and attempting to extract successfully. A full squad wipe will reportedly result in the loss of all progress.

Sources described the experience as “hardcore” and comparable to the most challenging extraction modes available.

This finale is expected to integrate with the game’s unified progression system, meaning players will level weapons, characters, and the Battle Pass across campaign, multiplayer, and zombies.

If accurate, this would mark the first time a Call of Duty campaign has ended with a multiplayer mission, merging the traditionally separate single-player and multiplayer experiences.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is scheduled for release later in 2025 on all major platforms, with an official reveal expected at Gamescom on August 19.