Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Vault Edition Battle.net Altergift

A Black Ops campaign set in 2035

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 sends David Mason and an elite JSOC team into the Mediterranean city of Avalon as global conflict and psychological warfare tip the world towards chaos. Treyarch and Raven Software build the story around a Co-Op Campaign that can be played solo or with others, moving between neon-lit Japanese rooftops, Mediterranean coastline and darker psychological territory.

Multiplayer launches with 16 six versus six maps and two larger twenty versus twenty maps, set across locations from futuristic Tokyo to frozen Alaska, with an evolved Omnimovement system for getting around the arsenal on offer. Treyarch's Round-Based Zombies mode returns too, dropping a crew into the shifting, hostile Dark Aether for a mode built on survival rather than simple combat. Fans of the wider FPS games catalogue and action games more broadly will recognise the pedigree here.

What the Vault Edition adds

This is the Vault Edition, which sits above the standard release and includes the base game plus a substantial set of bonus content on top:

• The base game
• BlackCell for one Season, covering the Battle Pass, 20 Tier Skips and Call of Duty Points, unlocked once the Season 1 Battle Pass is available in game
• An Operator Collection of four skins: Harper, Karma, T.E.D.D. and Reaper
• The EWR-3 Mastercraft Collection with five Mastercraft weapons
• An Ultra GobbleGum Pack for Zombies, with eight Ultra rarity GobbleGums
• A Permanent Unlock Token for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, available at launch

How this listing works

This is a Battle.net Altergift for Windows: the key is redeemed through Battle.net's gifting system, after which the game and its included content sit on the buyer's own Battle.net account rather than requiring the recipient to hold a separate purchase. The listing activates worldwide, so it isn't tied to a specific country's storefront.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 released on 14 November 2025 and carries a PEGI 18 rating. It supports a wide spread of languages, including English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Korean, Polish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic and Brazilian Portuguese, so most players can run it in their own language rather than English alone. Anyone looking for the lighter option, or wanting to compare what's included, can check the standard edition of the same game, or browse related DLC and expansions for the series.