After dominating the FPS market for years, it looks like the biggest multiplayer shooter release this year will no longer belong to Call of Duty, but to Battlefield 6.Following the disappointing performance on the first day of early access, the situation after the official launch of the "Black Ops 7" BETA open test is still not optimistic.

On the Steam platform, the highest number of online players in the B-test of "Black Ops 7" is less than 100,000. This number is quite low compared to the peak number of "Battlefield 6" beta - more than 500,000 simultaneous online players.

Recent data shows that over 80% of the sales of "Black Ops 6" are on the Sony PlayStation platform, with Xbox and PC platforms accounting for very little. This clearly shows that players on the Xbox and PC Steam platforms are more inclined to subscribe to Game Pass to play this game.

According to SteamDB, the B-test of "Black Ops 7" reached a peak of 99,514 players, while the player base of "Battlefield 6" was five times that, clearly showing the decline of "Call of Duty" and the "rebirth" of the "Battlefield" series.

With both games on the verge of official release, numbers like these will undoubtedly worry Activision and Microsoft.Fans are now tired of playing the same games every year, and COD's studios are still playing it safe, so most people won't return to the series.

Instead, many former Call of Duty players have now switched to Battlefield 6.This game is currently one of the most watched works on Steam and has the highest number of wishlists. It is expected to have an extremely strong start when it is officially released on October 10.