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Activision says Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will be removed from the Call of Duty HQ launcher on July 7 at 9am PT and released as a standalone download, with HQ-only content removed to free space; players will need to redownload to access the standalone game, a move expected to clear space ahead of the October release of Modern Warfare 4, which will likely get its own standalone achievement list.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will depart the Call of Duty HQ launcher and become a standalone download on July 7, 2026, accessible directly after a redownload; the change was announced via the Call of Duty Updates account, signaling a shift toward standalone game launches separate from the COD HQ launcher.
The latest update for Call of Duty HQ has created a frustrating and inefficient experience for players, requiring them to navigate through multiple launches and hubs just to access different games within the franchise. The update replaces Modern Warfare II with Modern Warfare III as the main game, locking multiplayer and Zombies content until launch. This convoluted process is time-consuming and annoying, even for players who don't own Modern Warfare III. The implementation of this hub is reminiscent of previous poorly executed attempts, highlighting the need for a more seamless and streamlined experience.