Call of Duty is ripping and tearing into its final seasonal cycle. Activision has officially unveiled a Doom crossover for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Warzone, bringing the legendary demon-slaying franchise into the blockbuster shooter just in time for its last hurrah. Between a limited-time event with free rewards and a lineup of premium shop bundles, there’s plenty for Doom fans to sink their chainsaws into.
Black Ops 7 Season 6 Arrives September 17
Season 6 marks the final season of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, and it lands on September 17. Rather than letting the game quietly fade, Activision is going out with a bang by partnering with id Software’s iconic Doom series. The collaboration spans both Black Ops 7 and the free-to-play Warzone, meaning every Call of Duty player can get a taste of hell on Mars—no matter which mode they prefer.
Doom Event Pass: Free Rewards for Everyone
Starting September 24, Season 6 will introduce a limited-time Doom event inside Call of Duty. This event pass gives all players the chance to earn Doom-themed cosmetics completely free of charge, simply by playing the game and progressing through the event tiers during the promotion window.
Why Free Rewards Matter
Crossover events with earnable rewards have become a fan-favorite tradition in Call of Duty, offering players who don’t spend money on microtransactions a way to grab unique cosmetics. If you’ve ever wanted Doom-flavored gear without opening your wallet, this event is your shot—but keep in mind it’s only available for a limited time, so logging in during the event period is essential.
Paid Doom Skins and Shop Bundles
Beyond the free event pass, Activision is also launching a dedicated Doom shop bundle alongside several paid cosmetic packs. These premium offerings include operator skins and cosmetics inspired by the Doom franchise, headlined by the one and only Doom Slayer. For longtime fans of id Software’s series, dressing your operator as gaming’s most infamous demon hunter is a pretty tempting flex in both multiplayer lobbies and Warzone matches.
Why This Crossover Makes Perfect Sense
On the surface, a military shooter teaming up with a literal hellscape might seem odd—but this pairing is actually a family reunion. Microsoft now owns both Activision Blizzard and Bethesda, the parent company of Doom developer id Software. That shared corporate umbrella has already paved the way for high-profile crossovers across Xbox-owned properties, and Doom remains one of the most recognizable brands in gaming history.
There’s also strong momentum behind the franchise right now. With recent Doom releases keeping the series in the spotlight, slapping the Doom Slayer onto Call of Duty’s massive player base is a smart bit of cross-promotion for everyone involved.
How to Get Ready for Season 6
If you want to jump into the Doom event fully prepared, make sure your Call of Duty account is topped up and ready for both the free event pass and any premium bundles that catch your eye. You can grab Call of Duty points, game codes, and digital gift cards at TURGAME.com, making it easy to stock up before the event goes live on September 24.
With Season 6 serving as the grand finale for Black Ops 7, the Doom crossover promises to be one of the loudest send-offs in recent Call of Duty memory. Lock in, load up, and get ready to rip and tear.
Source: GameSpot