Zombies players, rejoice, for your cries have been heard. That's the crux of the latest update for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, with developer Treyarch sharing details on what players can expect to change on Thursday.

ONE Esports provides you with a detailed breakdown of the Black Ops 6 update released by Treyarch on January 9, 2025.

Following backlash from Zombies players, a couple of key changes from last week's Black Ops 6 update have been reversed or compensated.

Black Ops 6 Zombies player fails to clear one of the game's toughest challenges due to a frustrating, seemingly random accident.

Some fixes for bugs or exploits can become lower priority as more important issues come up, and some need to be held for an update further down the line. Last Friday’s changes to Big Game for Shadow Rift, the Shock Charge speedrun step for Terminus, and Directed Mode spawn delays after 5 looped rounds are prime examples of these.

Treyarch has confirmed that the long-awaited tracked challenges feature is in the works for Black Ops 6. This system was popularized in Modern Warfare 3, allowing you to monitor your camo challenge progress without the time-consuming checks.

After gauging player feedback, Treyarch reversed its decision on the controversial Zombies Directed Mode change in the latest Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 update. The new update for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 also made changes to the Citadelle des Morts map and a certain Ammo Mod to improve the overall player experience.

In this guide we’re breaking down everything you need to know about the Rat King easter egg in Citadelle des Morts, including how to get the cheese, where to find all of the rat

Black Ops 6 has streamlined the camo grind this year with simplified challenges and a more intuitive progression system. Players can grind Multiplayer or Zombies to earn exclusive camos for all of their weapons.