Not long ago, an emerging leaker has given out possible price speculation for the highly awaited “Call of Duty: Black Ops VII.” Insider Billbil-kun issued this information on Dealabs. This standard edition of the game is to be launched at $69.99 in the United States. This price now is regarded as the oft common price for prominent major AAA releases. European players, however, will have to shell out €79.99, VAT included.
The leak also contains some details concerning the so-called premium “Vault Edition.” As popular among recent editions of Call of Duty, this variant is said to be priced $99.99 in the U.S. and €109.99 in Europe. Although such information remains unofficial from Activision, there exists a possible price ranging along the path of such strategy that the company observed last year with regard to the previous title, “Black Ops 6.” Inclusion for this consistency remains along the line of their commitment to the present tier of pricing, which has remained successful even with certain notions raised among that audience on premium value gentle pushback in terms of bundle value.
The information regarding the leaked prices can provide hints as to how Activision plans to market “Black Ops 7.” Although there are ongoing discussions in the industry about the possible $80 price for next-gen titles, these were judged very critically by the consumers in other cases, but Activision will stick with the parent price of $69.99 for both Gen 8 titles and Gen 9 titles. While the fans are still waiting for an official announcement, which is expected at Gamescom 2025, these leaked figures are the first solid sign of a market presence for the game. Although speculation still surrounds the anticipated future gameplay reveal, prices are now part of ongoing discussion and preparations for possibly one of the biggest launches of the year.
