Today is set to be an important one for Call of Duty Black Ops 4 fans.
Having heard a lot of rumours and reports over the past few months, a lot of questions should be answered by tonight.
Activision are hosting a Black Ops Community Day in LA, which will feature all the answers fans have been asking about gameplay.
There have been reports that Black Ops 4 will not feature a traditional single-player campaign, and will instead focus mostly on online.
This will apparently include a new Battle Royale mode, which will be separate to the main game in a few ways.
Other reports have claimed that this Battle Royale experience would slowly be added too, and would be updated with every new Call of Duty launch, which would be needed to play it.
This will reportedly also launch on Nintendo Switch, although the base game will apparently skip the platform completely.
Most of this remains just rumours, with Activision making their official announcement during a livestream event tonight.
The Black Ops 4 reveal will showcase gameplay footage from the next Call of Duty game as well as behind the scenes information.
The Black Ops 4 event will be live streamed so people across the world can watch the event online as it happens.
It will be shown on the official Call of Duty website as well as on Twitch, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.
The Call of Duty Black Ops 4 event kicks off at 10am PDT on Thursday May 2018.
Here is the start times for different times zones:
• 6pm BST
• 1pm ET
• 7pm CET
• 3am on Friday in Sydney
• 2am on Friday in Japan
• 1am on Friday in China
And before the big event tonight, it appears some of the official boxart has been leaked.
CharlieIntel posted an image of the supposed retail leak online, which features three characters, some of which look like they are wearing exo suits.
There have also been reported retail leaks that also allegedly show Black Ops 4 being launched on Nintendo Switch.
While this could make for exciting news for handheld fans, this retail leak only shows the normal Black Ops 4 boxart.
This could just add up to a retail mistake or prank, so it’s worth taking with a big pinch of salt for right now.
Currently there are plenty of rumours about Black Ops 4, but very few certainties – which the Call of Duty event in LA will clear up.
We know for certain that Call of Duty Black Ops 4 will have a worldwide release date on October 12 on PS4, Xbox One and PCs.
And we also know that it will have a Zombies mode, thanks to a recent tweet from the official E3 Twitter account.
The revealing tweet said: “What’s lurking around the corner of Treyarch’s next Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Zombies experience?
“Come hear the history of Call of Duty Zombies from the creators themselves at E3Coliseum!”
