A trusted source within the gaming industry and known leaker for Call of Duty: Warzone has shared intriguing details about the free-to-play shooter's anticipated new Resurgence map for Black Ops 7. According to these revelations, the upcoming content might not meet fan expectations, potentially sparking disappointment within the community.

While publisher Activision has remained tight-lipped about specific features coming to Warzone with Season 1 of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, insiders now suggest players should prepare for a completely new Resurgence experience with an unexpected creative direction.

Each new Call of Duty installment traditionally brings significant changes to Warzone, and Black Ops 7 appears poised to continue this pattern. Although official confirmations remain scarce, the first season of a new title typically introduces fresh mechanics, weapons, and gameplay elements. With the recent confirmation that Black Ops 7 will feature wall-jumping and an enhanced omnimovement system, Warzone enthusiasts can reasonably expect these innovations to integrate into the battle royale experience during Season 1.

Regarding new maps, whether for Resurgence or Battle Royale modes, Warzone has struggled to replicate the overwhelming success of fan-favorite locations like Rebirth Island and Verdansk. Numerous maps have cycled through the game over the years, yet none have captured the unique magic of the original destinations. However, Black Ops 7 seems determined to attempt another Resurgence map, with reliable leaker TheGhostOfHope indicating a late 2025 release alongside Season 1. The leak took an interesting turn when Hope suggested the map would actually be an expanded version of the Black Ops 6 Zombies map Liberty Falls.

Another prominent Call of Duty insider, RealityUK, contributed additional information to the conversation. According to this source, the new Resurgence map for Call of Duty: Warzone will incorporate not just Liberty Falls, but several other Zombies locations including Shattered Veil and additional areas. If these leaks prove accurate, the next Resurgence map may exclusively feature environments from previous Black Ops 6 Zombies content. Unsurprisingly, this approach has already generated criticism among fans, with many describing the potential reuse of existing assets as uninspired development.

For now, the community must await official announcements from Treyarch and Raven Software regarding their plans for Season 1. Details about Black Ops 7's integration with Warzone remain limited, though Activision has confirmed the return of its annual COD Next event scheduled for September 30, suggesting more information will likely emerge during this presentation. Players eager to experience the next Call of Duty' multiplayer can anticipate the official Black Ops 7 open beta beginning October 2 for pre-order customers and October 5 for general access.