Year after year the same, it hasn’t fully released yet and Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has already triumphed on Steam – Call of Duty: Black Ops 6

Technically, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is not yet available for all players. The shooter is set to be released tomorrow, October 25, but it already has thousands of users in its lobbies. While the new title from Activision has not yet landed in Spain, areas like New Zealand already have access to its experience. And, as is the case every year with CoD, so many players have entered the game using the so-called ‘New Zealand Trick’ that it has already become one of the best-selling products on Steam.

What is the ‘New Zealand Trick’? As mentioned in the previous paragraph, New Zealand is one of the regions where access to Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has already been opened. Over the last few hours, users have been changing their location on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC to enjoy the Activision experience ahead of time; in Spain, the shooter will unlock overnight.

In summary, and as indicated on Steam, the new CoD is still not available worldwide and is already establishing itself as one of the best-selling games of the moment. In fact, Activision’s work has the honor of being the most popular paid game on Valve’s platform, surpassed only by Counter-Strike 2 and PUBG: Battlegrounds. It is expected, of course, that these initial results will significantly improve in the coming hours.

CoD: Black Ops 6 is the first game in the series to launch on NVIDIA GeForce Now

Beyond this feat on Steam, it is worth noting that Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 also marks a new direction on NVIDIA GeForce Now. Because, as initially indicated by The Verge, the new Activision shooter will be the first game in the series to be available to play through NVIDIA’s service from its launch. After all, Microsoft signed a 10-year deal with the technology company to bring the adventures of Activision-Blizzard to its ecosystem.