<ul><li>Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has top-tier gameplay, but it is greatly hindered by the general content and maps.</li><li>The omnimovement is single-handedly the best movement style in a Call of Duty game outside of the jetpack era.</li><li>Weapons are, fortunately, one area in which Treyarch still never misses, pairing well with the gunplay.</li><li>However, the issue lies with the maps, which are possibly the worst ever available with the launch of a title.</li><li>The different floors on the maps don't flow well together, with awkward bomb placements that impact the gameplay.</li><li>Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 doesn’t have a single map that competes with any of the greats from past years.</li><li>Zombies also fail to impress as Armor plates and the like don’t have a place in the mode.</li><li>The singleplayer campaign fares a bit better than other game modes with an engaging narrative and mission variety.</li><li>Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 could easily be the fourth-best game in the series if it had better content and maps.</li><li>The incredibly addictive Omnimovement system makes Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 enjoyable.</li></ul>

Review: Black Ops 6’s Horrible Maps Hinder Incredible Gameplay

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