All available maps and modes in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 beta

An early start to your BO6 adventures.

Game mode in Black Ops 6

Despite being a limited version, the Black Ops 6 beta offers plenty of unique challenges to tackle for a limited time. So, if you want to know what to expect, here are the available maps and modes during BO6’s Open Beta period.

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All Black Ops 6 beta modes

Black Ops 6’s beta is kicking off Weekend Two, which is set to end on Sept. 9. You can loo🌺k forward to the following playable modes:

ModesHow to play
Team DeathmatchThe crowd-favorite Team Deathmatch is one of the more straightforward challenges, where you must eliminate enemy Operators for more points.
Kill OrderKill Order is a brand-new 6v6 respawn mode introduced in Black Ops 6. Each team includes a High Value Target (HVT), a randomly selected player that must be eliminated for bonus scores. You must also guard your own HVT, as the other side will be gunning for them.
Face OffSimilar to Team Deathmatch, but Scorestreaks are disabled.
DominationCapture, hold, and defend objectives to increase your scores.
HardpointCapture and hold the Hardpoint zone for as long as possible.

While these modes are already a part of Call of Duty, you can experience a new challenge with Kill Order. Teamwork makes t⭕he dream work here, where you can farm a ton of ⭕XP with HVT eliminations.

HVT in Kill Order mode
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Kill Order also features a Face Off variant, turning off Scorestreaks altogether. This particular variation dives into the fast-paced Strike maps, another new addition of Black Ops 6. The 2v2 Gunfight mode should also be arriving sometime soon. This challenge ups the ante through its single-life restriction, making every second count. It’s one of the more balanced modes, as it each Operator spawns in with the same exact loadout.

All Black Ops 6 beta maps

The maps in Black Ops 6 beta are split into Core and Strike categories. Core locations encompass Call of Duty’s standardized 6v6 maps, which typically range from small to medium sizes. Strike maps are much more compact, catering to Face Off’s 6v6 or 2v2 matches. Plus, there’s an additional Training Grounds area for those who need to practice.

Beta map in BO6
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Thanks to the player feedback from Weekend One, map spawns have also been improved upon. You won’t have to worry as much about spawning right next to the enemy with the additional entry points. However, you’ll still need to keep your guard up on Strike maps due to their condensed sizes.

Currently, these are the only available maps in Black Ops 6 beta, with another expected to come later on:

  • Core Maps:
    • Skyline
    • Rewind
    • Derelict
    • Babylon
    • Scud
  • Strike Maps:
    • Gala
    • Pit
  • Training Map:
    • Protocol

To give you a better idea of each map, we’ll break down each of them with pictures.

Babylon

Babylon map
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The ancient city of Babylon comes to Black Ops 6’s Weekend Two, featuring climbable columns and various hiding places. It’s a relatively small map, perfect for those who enjoy fast-paced rounds. Many players have indicated that Babylon could be perceived as the new Shipment map, where you’ll need to be on your toes at all times.

Scud

Scud map
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Although Scud was previously removed for Weekend Two, it was re-introduced to give you more ground to cover. In this battleground, you’ll have various points of interest to use, from the cover of the radar dish to the protection of the many trenches.

Protocol

Protocol training map
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Start your journey with the Protocol map, a perfect place to test out BO6’s newest features without the pressure of other players. Equip one of the new Operators and participate in training missions to master the new Omnimovement. You’ll also see this map appear again in Black Ops 6’s Launch Multiplayer playlist, so look aroun𝓡d Protocol to prepare for its full release.

Derelict

Derelict map
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In Derelict, you’ll explore a train graveyard in the Appalachian Mountains. Take cover inside the many trains, or get a good vantage point within its buildings.

Rewind

Rewind map
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Since Black Ops 6 revolves around the ’90s era, you’ll get to go back in time when videotape stores were all the rage. Head to the Rewind map to check out a part of Zombies’ Liberty Falls location.

Skyline

Skyline map
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Live 🔯a luxurious life in Skyline, an extravagant resort in the countryside. Battle around its enclosed space and discover its hidden p﷽anic room underneath.

Gala

Gala map
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It’s time to go into the heart of Washington, D.C., with the Gala 6v6 map. You won’t have many hiding places, but you can always take cover near the bar and campaign stand.

Pit

Pit map
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While the Black Ops 6 beta maps generally take place outside, the Pit is one of the few that goes deep undergr🔥ound. Look out for some ladders in this mining tunnel to get a nice vantage point.

Stakeout will be the last map added to the Black Ops 6 beta, bringing us over to Avalon’s Mediterranean region. Since it’s a Strike map, you won’t have much room to work with, but you can try to hide in places like the kitchen, bedroom, or living room.

The map doesn’t have a concrete release date yet, so we’ll need to wait it out a bit more. If it’s anything like Weekend One, it should arrive in the next day or so as more updates are gradually added.

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