Overview

• Activision unveiled the crossover on July 19 with a brief teaser on its official Call of Duty channels.
• The Fisherman operator recreates the film villain’s look and signature long, jagged hook for in-game combat.
• Exact release timing and additional crossover content remain undisclosed as Black Ops 6 gears up for Season 5.
• This collaboration follows previous horror crossovers featuring Ghostface and Michael Myers in the Call of Duty franchise.
• Some players have criticized frequent tie-ins as clashing with the series’ realistic shooter identity.