Call of Duty Black Ops 7 Free for Everyone, But Hurry!

by Carlos Mendoza December 21, 2025

written by Carlos Mendoza December 21, 2025

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The trial period for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War has been extended until December 22, 2025.
The trial is available on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC without a subscription.
The trial includes access to multiplayer content, Zombies mode, over twenty maps including Nuketown 2025 for the CODMAS event, and various game modes like Deathmatches.
Quick gameplay sessions can be enjoyed through Deathmatches, and players can also access the popular Zombies mode during the trial.

Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War Trial Extended until 2025, Play Now for Free!

Still haven’t played Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War? There’s still time: Activision has extended the trial period. Originally scheduled to end soon after beginning on December 16, the promotion now runs until December 22, 2025. Everyone on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC can access the offer without a subscription. Simply download the trial to access a substantial portion of the game, including multiplayer content and the popular Zombies mode. The trial features over twenty maps, including a Christmas-themed Nuketown 2025 for the CODMAS event. Players can also jump into various modes, such as Deathmatches, for quick gameplay sessions, and access the Zombies mode.

In Case You Missed It

While we’re all buzzing about indie games’ impact in 2025, you’ve got to dive into Bruno Pferd’s latest exploration of Dispatch. Published on December 19th, “Sex Scenes in Dispatch Were Never Cut” debunks a popular myth surrounding this captivating narrative adventure, revealing how time and resource constraints, not censorship, led to its absence. Meanwhile, Marcus Thompson’s December 20th article on PlayersForLife takes us on a thrilling tour of four extraordinary Brazilian games backed by Xbox’s Id@xbox program – from Pocket Trap’s innovative yoyo mechanic in “Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo” to Pepita Digital’s word-based adventure, “Master Lemon: The Quest for Iceland,” these titles showcase Brazil’s gaming prowess. But it’s not all fun and games; Sophie Laurent’s December 19th piece, “We Don’t Have $1 Million for the Game Awards, But Here’s Our Trailer,” sheds light on a sobering trend where indie developers are forced to promote their projects independently due to exorbitant costs associated with events like the Game Awards. Check out these insightful reads here: Sex Scenes in Dispatch Were Never Cut and Xbox Highlights Brazilian Games Released in 2025 and here: We Don’t Have $1 Million for the Game Awards, But Here’s Our Trailer.

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Official Name	Groove Coaster: Initial Initial Echo Ego
Brief Summary	Touhou Project music DLC for Groove CoasterTitle: Initial Initial Echo EgoArtist: RD-Sounds*Arrange from Touhou ShinreibyouDifficulty: Simple 2 / Normal 5 / Hard 8BPM: 156
Genre	Music
Play Modes	Single player