Activision has detailed the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 accessibility features, which will include everything from highly customizable movement controls to some series firsts, like an arachnophobia mode. Black Ops 6 hence appears poised to raise the bar in terms of Call of Duty accessibility features.
Black Ops 6 is set to release on October 25 in most parts of the world. Fans in the Pacific Time Zone will be able to play it a few hours early, beginning from 9pm PT on October 24.
Days before the official release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, developers confirm the game's campaign mode will take a different approach.
Ahead of its launch, Activision published a comprehensive list of the game's accessibility features. These include asymmetrical hearing compensation, which allows players to customize audio settings for each ear. This addition is meant to cater to players with partial hearing loss, helping them tweak the game's soundscape in order to have a maximally enjoyable experience. The series' first-ever asymmetrical hearing compensation feature can be found in the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 audio settings. That's where players will also find the "reduce tinnitus sound" toggle that's making a return...
