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Review - Drones and Robot Dogs in New Call of Duty: It Has to Be Your Taste, but It Plays Great

Summary by De Telegraaf
It's already the 22nd consecutive autumn that a Call of Duty game has been released, and we've now arrived at the seventh installment in the Black Ops series. Activision is launching us exactly ten years into 2035 for a futuristic war epic, after the two previous installments were set in the bleak Cold War. A bold move, and not without risks.

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Review - Drones and Robot Dogs in New Call of Duty: It Has to Be Your Taste, but It Plays Great

It's already the 22nd consecutive autumn that a Call of Duty game has been released, and we've now arrived at the seventh installment in the Black Ops series. Activision is launching us exactly ten years into 2035 for a futuristic war epic, after the two previous installments were set in the bleak Cold War. A bold move, and not without risks.

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands on Sunday, November 16, 2025.
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