Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Preload Guide – File Sizes, Dates, and How to Download
The wait for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is nearly over, and the excitement among fans couldn’t be higher. With Treyarch back at the helm, expectations are sky-high — especially since Battlefield 6 and ARC Raiders are also set to arrive in 2025, making it a massive year for FPS fans.
The upcoming Black Ops 7 promises plenty of content right from day one, including a packed Zombies experience, an extensive arsenal of weapons and gear, and what’s being described as the most ambitious launch season in the series’ history. With all that in mind, preloading is essential for anyone who wants to jump in the second the servers go live.
How to Preload Black Ops 7
Preloading Black Ops 7 is simple. Purchase any digital version of the game, make sure you’ve got enough storage space, and let your platform handle the download automatically once preloading becomes available.
The preload window officially opened on November 10, giving players four full days to prepare before the global launch on November 14. That should be plenty of time to download the full game, delete unnecessary files, and make room for everything.
File Size Breakdown (PlayStation, Xbox & PC)
As expected, Call of Duty remains a storage-heavy franchise. Depending on your platform and what modes you install, Black Ops 7 will take up between 100 GB and nearly 300 GB of space.
Players can choose to install individual components — Campaign, Zombies, and Multiplayer — separately. Skipping certain modes will help save space. Warzone is also installable on its own, but keep in mind it requires an additional 80 GB beyond the base game.
Here’s a rough estimate of the download sizes by platform:
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PlayStation: 96.677 GB
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Xbox: 214.8 GB
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PC: 162.45 GB
With file sizes like these, getting the preload started early is highly recommended — especially if you’re planning to play right at launch.
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