Call of Duty: Is Warzone Ending After Black Ops 7? Everything You Need to Know About the Blackout 2 Rumors

Once again, people are talking about the future of Call of Duty: Warzone. New rumours say that it might end once Black Ops 7 comes out. People in the gaming community are talking about the possibility of Blackout, the first Call of Duty battle royale, coming back. There hasn’t been any official word from Activision or the devs, but recent leaks and viral posts have made the argument even stronger.

Rumors Sparked by Content Creator’s Post

A statement on social media by content producer Reave started the current wave of conjecture. He said that Warzone would be “officially sunsetted” to make room for Blackout 2. The post says that the new Blackout will come out in Season 2 of Black Ops 7 and will only be available on next-gen consoles and PC.

Reave also said that previous Warzone content, such as Verdansk and Rebirth Island, will still be available but will only support a few gameplay options, like casual solo and quad battle royale modes.

The post rapidly went viral, getting more than 700,000 views and making people wonder what would happen next in Warzone.

No Official Confirmation from Developers

Even while the rumours are getting more attention, the developers and publishers have not made any announcements to confirm or reject them. The most recent Xbox Games Showcase only showed content from the Black Ops 7 storyline, and there was no apparent sign of a new battle royale experience.

This quietness is normal. Call of Duty has always revealed more about its battle royale elements closer to launch. The creators might be waiting to share more until they reach certain development goals or finish their marketing strategy.

Trusted Leakers Dispute the Rumors

Many famous leakers have disagreed with the accusations made in the viral piece. TheGhostOfHope, one of them, said that the Avalon map, which was referenced in various leaks, was made for campaign or Outbreak modes, not for battle royale. They also said that Avalon would need a lot of technical upgrades to work in the present Warzone ecosystem.

There have also been reports of problems with older platforms, including the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. The leaker says that older technology may not be able to handle large-scale maps anymore. This suggests that any new large-scale battle royale experience might only be available on newer systems.

Is Warzone Really Coming to an End?

There isn’t a clear answer, but some people who work in the industry think that Warzone would be taken down after Modern Warfare 4 comes out in 2026. If the long-awaited return of Verdansk doesn’t get players excited again, TheGhostOfHope has said that Warzone 3 may never come out.

There hasn’t been any player data provided yet that shows whether Verdansk’s return has led to a big increase in engagement. Warzone’s future may depend on whether its present players stay loyal or go on to new games like Blackout 2, if it really does exist.

Final Thoughts

The future of Call of Duty: Warzone is still up in the air at this moment. Fans are interested in the possibility of replacing it with Blackout 2, but it’s best to be careful with such rumours until there is official confirmation. We should learn more about what will happen in the battle royale world of Black Ops as we approach closer to the release of Black Ops 7.

Players should keep an eye out for official news and keep playing Warzone while it’s still being worked on.