Call of Duty: Black Ops 6has confirmed an upcoming collaboration with the recently released horror film,I Know What You Did Last Summer. The latestCall of Duty: Black Ops 6collaboration offers a more grounded crossover than some found recently in the game.
In recent years, there have been tons of uniqueCall of Dutycrossovers with other franchises, usually involving the purchase of microtransactions to get access to skins. This hasn’t always been popular with theCall of Dutycommunity, with some feeling that these types of collaborations can ruin the game’s immersion. The recentBlack Ops 6 American Dadcrossoveris a pretty extreme example of this. Others like the ability to play as their favorite characters from other franchises, but there’s certainly no agreed community consensus on the matter.
In a trailer posted online, Treyarch revealed thatI Know What You Did Last Summeris coming toCall of Duty: Black Ops 6in the future. This trailer showcases the film’s slasher villain in action, although doesn’t reveal any other details of what the collaboration might entail. There’s no date, either, although it’s likely it will arrive as part ofCall of Duty: Black Ops 6’s upcoming Season 5.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Gets I Know What You Did Last Summer Collab
TheCall of Dutyfranchise has form for these kinds of horror crossovers. Just last year,Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3added Art the Clown to the game, bringing theTerrifiermovies to the world ofCOD. At least with this latestI Know What You Did Last Summercollab, it’s a game set in the 1990s crossing over with a franchise that has very firm 90s roots, so it somewhat makes sense.
It’s approaching what would typically be the end of aCall of Dutylife cycle in the next few months withBlack Ops 6, and anticipation is already starting to build for the next game in the series. Just a few days ago,Call of Duty: Black Ops 7’s release date was rumored to have been leaked. It was somewhat surprising that fans are getting twoBlack Opsgames back to back, and hopefully Activision will reveal more in the coming months.
