Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 maps are some of the series’ most imaginative yet. From oil rigs to huge downtown districts, Treyarch has not only built visually stunning BO7 Multiplayer maps but also ensured they deliver highly varied gameplay scenarios. With so much on offer, it’s worth knowing what to expect.

This article covers the full Black Ops 7 maps list. That means all confirmed multiplayer arenas, including a few returning fan favorites from past games and the giant new Skirmish zones.

All Confirmed Black Ops 7 Maps At Launch

There will be a total of 18 BO7 Multiplayer maps at launch: 16 for the core 6v6 mode and two larger maps for the 20v20 Skirmish mode. Treyarch has decided to retain its classic three-lane structure but has also introduced some more verticality thanks to the new wall-jumping mechanic.

Blackheart (6v6, Small)

This Black Ops 7 map is set on a massive oil rig located in the ocean. The central drill area creates most of the action, while the barge and grinder pit add some risky flanks. There are also side routes with containers and machinery that offer you opportunities to surprise opponents from different angles.

Cortex (6v6, Small)

Cortex is a hidden lab built on a cliffside. The underpass in the center often becomes the most contested spot, while the narrow skybridge offers a strong but treacherous view. Inside, there are vats, morgue rooms, and tight corridors that make it tough to push without running into enemies.

Exposure (6v6, Medium)

Exposure is a Black Ops 7 map set in the Australian Outback at a damaged solar facility. Most fights happen outdoors, around towers, storage units, and pumps that provide scattered cover. A Guild crate hangs suspended over the area, letting players risk a high jump and climb—but leaving them exposed to fire.

Imprint (6v6, Medium)

This snowy robotics plant feels cold and dangerous. The middle facility has a lot of close fights, while the outside edges are focused on long-range duels. What’s more, the perimeter has sheer drops, so a simple misstep can easily get you killed. There’s also a lift in the snow that helps with flanking.

The Forge (6v6, Medium)

Another new Black Ops 7 Multiplayer map is The Forge, a Guild research site sitting on the harbor. Two wings connect through walkways, with most fights breaking out in the central range where a rotating turret dominates. The lobby and demo areas give space to move, but the middle is the toughest to hold.

Toshin (6v6, Medium)

Toshin is a standout from the Black Ops 7 maps list, set in a neon-lit shopping district that was wrecked by a monorail derailment. Fast fights erupt in the streets and markets, while the park, rooftops, and central road serve as control points, with upper sightlines shaping all the action.

Colossus (6v6, Medium)

This BO7 map takes place on a sinking luxury resort ship. Inside, there are fights through the atrium, baggage rooms, and bars. Outside, broken helipads and wreckage create dangerous open areas with ocean spray all around.

Den (6v6, Medium)

Den is a Guild compound in the mountains of Japan. The open courtyard in the middle is the main area, while side routes lead to the garage, helipad, and conference rooms. A damaged roof can also be crossed, and the dojo provides tight close-range battles in its smaller rooms.

Flagship (6v6, Small)

Flagship joins the pool of core BO7 Multiplayer maps and is built under an aircraft carrier that’s being repaired. Players can fight under the massive ship or take the ascender to the gantry above. The map is small, so most fights are quick and bound to happen around tight metal spaces.

Homestead (6v6, Medium)

Part of the Call of Duty Black Ops 7 maps lineup, Homestead is set in Alaska near Mason’s old home. The main cabin is centrally located, surrounded by sheds and barns. Rocky terrain allows players to flank across the snow, while icy water provides a hidden way to reposition under the mesmerizing Northern Lights.

Paranoia (6v6, Small)

Paranoia is a BO7 map that mixes a hospital with a dreamlike environment. One half resembles a medical facility, but the other half transforms into a surreal space where objects float and light breaks through. It’s a small map, so expect close-range chaos while the strange setting keeps things unpredictable.

Retrieval (6v6, Large)

Retrieval is among the largest maps in Black Ops 7 Multiplayer. A Guild stealth aircraft has crash-landed in the remote frozen tundra, leaving a heaping wreckage behind. You can hike through the snow and battle around the rugged areas within the crash site itself.

Scar (6v6, Medium)

Scar is set in a rustic Alaskan village now filled with modern military equipment. Tanks and vehicles sit among shops and motels. Beyond that, the general store, restaurant, and post office are all hotspots for fighting.

Express (Returning From Black Ops 2, Medium)

Express returns in the Black Ops 7 maps list for even more epic battles at the iconic high-speed train station, now under new management by Sunrise Railways. Players also need to watch out for passing trains that can suddenly cut through the map and eliminate them.

Hijacked (Returning From Black Ops 2, Small)

Everyone’s favorite superyacht returns in Black Ops 7. As you’ll already know, the middle deck is usually the busiest area, while the bow and stern connect through narrow lanes. Inside, the engine room provides a lot of close-quarters fights.

Raid (Returning From Black Ops 2, Medium)

Another Black Ops 2 fan favorite, Raid, returns as a Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 map, this time as a Japanese beachside mansion compound. The courtyard and pool areas are the most popular spots, while the driveway offers an open space for longer shots. Inside, the garage, kitchen, and hallways create fun and chaotic combat zones.

Mission: Edge (20v20, Large)

Edge is the first of the larger Skirmish maps in Black Ops 7. It drops players into downtown Avalon, featuring tall buildings and bustling streets. Combat spreads across cafes, courtyards, parks, and rooftops. Vehicles and helicopters add even more chaos.

Mission: Tide (20v20, Large)

The second Skirmish map, Tide, is set at a coastal military compound. The outside shore is crowded with vehicles rushing across. Towers give long sightlines, and inside the base, you’ll fight through barracks, garages, and mess halls. Ascenders help break into defended areas quickly.

FAQs

When is Black Ops 7 coming out?

Black Ops 7 releases on November 14, 2025, bringing a brand-new lineup of maps and modes at launch.

Is Black Ops 7 bringing back TranZit?

Yes. TranZit returns as a BO7 Zombies Map as part of a reimagined, bigger version of the original.

What maps will be on Black Ops 7?

The confirmed Black Ops 7 maps list includes 16 core 6v6 maps and 2 Skirmish maps, with classics like Express, Hijacked, and Raid returning.

What is the most popular BO7 map?

So far, many fans are calling Raid the most popular of the BO7 maps, thanks to its status as a classic from Black Ops 2.

Is Black Ops 7 going to have Zombies?

Yes. Treyarch confirmed Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will launch with a full Zombies mode.