Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War is a massive game and so the download size of the game is certainly going to raise some eyebrows, if you’ve been a fan of the Call of Duty series we recommend that you play check out this game on day one. You might need to delete a lot of stuff to make way though, this guide will show you the install size of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War.
What Is The Download Size Of Black Ops Cold War ( PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One Xbox Series X/S)
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War download size is massive, you will need to clear out a huge chunk of space on both your PC and console to be able to play the game. You will need 95 GB on PlayStation 4, 93 GB on Xbox One, 35 Gb for Multiplayer on PC, 82 Gb for the entire game, and 125 GB for Ultra Graphics. For the next-gen consoles, you will need to make an extra bit of space as you will require 133 GB on the PlayStation 5 and 136 GB on the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S.
With graphics that resemble real-life and gameplay that is supposed to become the new benchmark for gaming, you would expect the game to be this large. Call of Duty games has been on a steep climb ever since games for the current-gen consoles were released.
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The Day one patch for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War is expected to be large and will require additional space other than the space required for the game’s installation itself.
If you’re a current-gen console user, the under 100 GB mark seems great but for everyone else the download size of the game is surely baffling.
In other great news, PC players will have the option to download three different variants of the game, and depending on their PC specs and requirements, they can opt for only the multiplayer mode which has the Zombie mode as well.
This is all there is to know about the install size of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. While you’re here make sure to check out the PC requirements of the game so that you get a seamless experience when playing.
