When you jump into Call of Duty: Black Ops 7’s multiplayer, you’ll find a strong mix of fresh battlegrounds and iconic classics. The map pool is designed around fast movement, readable lanes, and varied environments, giving you plenty of places to master whether you prefer aggressive or tactical play.

Black Ops 7: All multiplayer maps

Here are all launch maps in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, organized in simple list form:

Core 6v6 maps (launch)

1 - Blackheart
2 - Cortex
3 - Exposure
4 - Imprint
5 - The Forge
6 - Toshin
7 - Colossus
8 - Den
9 - Flagship
10 - Homestead
11 - Paranoia
12 - Retrieval
13 - Scar
14 - Express (returning)
15 - Hijacked (returning)
16 - Raid (returning)
17 - Nuketown 2025

Skirmish (20v20) maps

18 - Mission: Edge
19 - Mission: Tide

How maps feel in-game

Most maps follow a lightweight three-lane structure, making it easy to understand flow and predict enemy routes. You’ll find dense mid-lanes, flank paths, and vertical elevation options that let you out-maneuver opponents if you keep moving. The returning classics stay true to their original layouts, while the new maps experiment with futuristic and diverse global settings.

How to choose the best maps for your playstyle

Fast-paced run-and-gun players

You’ll enjoy maps like:

  • Toshin – tight lanes and lots of verticality
  • Blackheart – close-quarter interior routes
  • Exposure – compact and aggressive
Tactical and power-position players

You may prefer maps such as:

  • The Forge – rotating walls and clean sightlines
  • Colossus – long angles and structured lanes
  • Raid – iconic layout with predictable rotations
Large-scale team players

For bigger battles and chaotic team fights:

  • Mission: Edge
  • Mission: Tide

These maps reward coordinated pushes, vehicles (if available in modes), and high awareness.

Future map additions

Black Ops 7’s seasonal updates will continue expanding its map pool with both brand-new battlegrounds and additional remastered favorites. Expect more thematic diversity and a steady flow of competitive environments over the coming seasons.