Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 launched with 16 multiplayer maps, 12 being core maps for 6v6 modes and four of those being Strike maps. Due to the nature of the maps we have seen so far, it’s clear that Treyarch are going full steam ahead with fast, small scale combat. Going into Season 1, the action will remain at an all-time high with Hacienda joining Black Ops 6.
Hacienda will be the second remastered map in Black Ops 6. The first was a throwback to the original Nuketown. However, this will be the first time fans get to visit Hacienda since the map’s original debut.
Soak up the sun in Hacienda
Hacienda last made an appearance in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 which launched in October of 2018. Most of the combat takes place on the second story of the open-air two story mansion that’s situated at the heart of the battlefield.
The grounds of Hacienda which were once part of the competitive map pool feature a mixture of long range sight lines and opportunities for close quarter combat. Notable areas of Hacienda that may spring to mind when fans think of the map include the garage showroom, the vineyard to the south, as well as the boathouse on the outskirts of the map.
Players can return to the prestigious estate of Hacienda when it is added to the 6v6 map rotation during the Black Ops 6 Season 1 Reloaded update, a date for which is yet to be confirmed.
While we wait, three brand new multiplayer maps will arrive on day one of Season 1. They are Hideout, a 6v6 medium-sized map, Heirloom, a Strike 2v2/6v6 small-sized experience, and Extraction, another 6v6 medium-sized map.
Black Ops 6 Season 1 will roll out on November 14, 2024 along with Warzone integration.
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