Squid Game has only been in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 for a few days now, and despite my initial thoughts that players would appreciate a new batch of cool skins, it seems that some people aren't that happy.

Call of Duty on Steam has lost all the players it gained with Black Ops 6's launch over the course of one month.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6’s Squid Game crossover is in its second week and dredging up familiar, thorny questions around the series’ microtransactions.

The low-zoom scopes in Black Ops 6 all have the classic red dot sight by default. It’s a familiar reticle, first appearing in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare in 2007, and offers a good point of focus when aiming at enemies that are close to medium-range.

By December, however, almost all of those gains were erased, with 145,000 players lost. Despite breaking records with a +85.6% surge in average player counts in November, the momentum didn’t last long, as the game has been plagued with continued issues.

Call of Duty Black Ops 6 has teamed up with Squid Game 2 for an exciting crossover, but players are furious over price tag for cosmetic bundles.

There are a bunch of new Squid Game-themed multiplayer modes available now in Black Ops 6, including Red Light, Green Light and one called Roulette Handgun. This mode allows players to obtain a powerful handgun that comes with the risk of killing the player, as each shot has a chance to blow up the weapon and the player.