Activision has confirmed that you will be able to try Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, the latest installment in the blockbuster first-person shooter (FPS) franchise, for free over the weekend.

Xbox players (Xbox One, Series X|S) can play Call of Duty Black Ops 6 for free from Thursday, February 6th (10am Pacific) to Monday, February 10th (10am Pacific). You do not need an Xbox Game Pass subscription. Therefore, it is completely free for anyone this weekend.

Insider Gaming reported that Call of Duty 2025 is a Black Ops II sequel set in the early 2030s, picking up after the events of Black Ops II. The Black Ops storyline is full of twists and turns and wild political conspiracies, and it's expected that the new Call of Duty would continue this trend if it is indeed a new Black Ops game.

From release dates to gameplay details, here's an exclusive deep dive into Call of Duty 2025, the rumored sequel to Black Ops II that's got everyone talking.

(WNDU) - “Hasta la vista, baby.” The T-800 returns to Call of Duty for Black Ops 6, after it’s first event in “Call of Duty: Vanguard” in 2022. It’s mission of course, to annihilate the human race, and terminate everything; and the players objective, to travel back in time for this event, and escape the rise of the machines.

The Black Ops 6 Multiplayer and Zombies free trial was announced on the official Call of Duty X page on February 5, 2025. Under this limited-time offer, you can enjoy 10 Multiplayer maps, several game modes, and two maps in BO6 Zombies.

As the Terminator crossover event begins in Black Ops 6, new and returning players will earn double XP across the board as they grind out special rewards.

Black Ops 6 on Battle.net this weekend, where it's also on sale. If you want something to do while waiting for the Super Bowl on Sunday, Activision looks to have you covered. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has been on sale as part of its Season 2 launch for the past week,