Microsoft is set to deliver some exciting news for Call of Duty fans later this month, as three major titles in the franchise—Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, Modern Warfare III (2023), and Warzone—are coming to Xbox Cloud Gaming on October 25th. This marks a significant moment for both the series and Xbox‘s cloud gaming platform, as it will be the first time a Call of Duty game is available at launch on the cloud service.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will be the newest addition, debuting directly on Xbox Cloud Gaming, while Modern Warfare III and Warzone will expand their reach by joining the cloud platform. For players with an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription, this means they’ll be able to stream these games not just on consoles and PCs, but also on mobile devices, some smart TVs, and even Meta Quest headsets. It’s a huge win for fans who want flexibility in how and where they play.

This integration of the Call of Duty franchise into Xbox Cloud Gaming is a direct result of Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard last year, which has allowed for a deeper collaboration between the two companies. Microsoft continues to expand its Game Pass offerings, pushing its cloud gaming service as a key feature for the future of gaming. Alongside these releases, Microsoft is also introducing in-app Xbox game purchases for Android users, further enhancing its cloud gaming ecosystem.

For gamers, the ability to jump into a Call of Duty match on any device, from smartphones to high-end gaming PCs, could revolutionize how and when they play. Keep an eye on October 25th—it’s going to be a big day for both Xbox Cloud Gaming and Call of Duty fans alike.