Call of Duty’s current user-interface isn’t very user-friendly, with lots of scrolling needed for blocky menus that are often compared to the Hulu streaming app, but Activision is changing this before the launch of Black Ops 6.
The publisher announced that a new interface is on the way, and the Call of Duty app will receive updates to the UI that will make navigation easier. This UI overhaul arrives sometime in mid-October, but a specific date was not given for the big change.
The new UI will introduce a Call of Duty landing zone where top content will be visible on one clean page without needing to scroll. This page is set to feature Call of Duty’s most-recent annual feature as well as Warzone, with past titles still being accessible through the player’s game library.
Activision says, “The landing page’s main focus is on games, and gives players the ability to directly access those games.”
The preview of the new UI can be seen above, but the image is of the work-in-progress version, and the publisher says finishing touches are still being made. Players can also get another partial look at the UI when gameplay is revealed during the Call of Duty: Next event on August 28.
In addition to the UI overhaul, players can also expect smaller file sizes for the Call of Duty app.
Black Ops 6 releases on October 25 for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC. The game will have a campaign, multiplayer, and Zombies. Here is everything we know about Black Ops 6 Zombies so far.
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