Players have found a way to explore the rumored Warzone 2025 map, Avalon, by entering spectator mode in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6.

Avalon features a design reminiscent of Caldera 2.0, characterized by islands separated by large bodies of water.

Speculation suggests that Avalon could be released in Fall 2025, depending on the success of Verdansk's return.

Activision has announced that Black Ops 6 and Warzone Season 1 will launch on November 14, with a full official reveal of the Avalon map expected in the coming months.

The map includes diverse locations such as the Red Card Stadium, a suburb with a casino and golf course, a central city area, a military base on the eastern coast, a port, and a historical coliseum.

While Avalon is noted for its visual appeal, some players express disappointment over the delayed return of the beloved Verdansk map, which is now set for early 2025.

Concerns have been raised that the development of Avalon might overshadow the return of Verdansk, shifting the game's focus away from fan-favorite elements.

Exploration of Avalon reveals unfinished elements that may change before the official release, indicating that the current version is not final.

The leaked Avalon map is extensive, incorporating elements from older multiplayer maps and filled with numerous points of interest.

The discovery of Avalon was facilitated by a series of in-game puzzles, which hinted at a larger mystery within the game.

Despite reaching out for comments, Activision has declined to provide any information regarding the Avalon leak.

Community engagement around Avalon has been lively, with players humorously naming various locations and sharing detailed breakdowns of the map.