The world’s most deadly game show is coming to the most frenetic FPS, here’s everything we know about the Black Ops 6 Squid Game event.

Black Ops 6 announced a collaboration event with the groundbreaking Korean Netflix television show Squid Game.

Call of Duty has become way more than just a shooter. While the campaigns have more or less stayed the same, including that of Black Ops 6, it's mostly in the multiplayer modes that new innovations and ideas have shined.

Call of Duty has announced a collaboration with the hit Netflix show Squid Game much to the excitement of fans.

Call of Duty brings a collab with Squid Game in January and if done right, it’ll bring the best new mode in years.

Black Ops 6' is set to collaborate with 'Squid Game'. The first-person-shooter – which was published by Activision – is due to receive content based on the popular Netflix drama in January 2025, just after the show's second season releases on 26 December 2024.

The Call of Duty x Squid Game crossover is coming to Black Ops 6 and Warzone in January 2025. In the short clip teasing the upcoming collaboration, an Operator can be seen standing all alone. He grabs a piece of paper that has the symbols circle, triangle, and square, etched onto it with ink, hinting at Netflix's hit Squid Game.

In this article, check out the information on Call of Duty Black Ops 6 and Squid Game crossover event, release date, what to expect and more.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Call of Duty: Warzone are getting new content for the midseason update launching later this week. Despite packing this update full of new content for players to dig into, both games are still making room for another collab with one of the biggest Netflix TV series to date: Squid Game.

Activision has teased the crossover with a new video, which shows a COD Operator finding an envelope with the iconic circle, triangle, and square from Squid Game, similar to how other video game characters are invited to Super Smash Bros.

There's another Call of Duty collaboration on the way. Following crossovers from the likes of Tomb Raider, Crash Bandicoot, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and The Boys, Activision has revealed it's teaming up with Netflix to shove the streaming service's hugely popular Squid Game TV series into Black Ops 6 and Warzone early next year.