The shooter was the best-selling of the month in the U.S., although it shows an interannual decline.
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November is usually one of the most decisive months of the year in video game sales, and in 2025 it confirmed this once again. The data published by Circana places Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 as the best-selling game of the month in the United States, adding up complete physical and digital sales on consoles and PC.
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However, the monthly lead contrasts with a colder reading when the focus is expanded to the entire year. Despite its strong debut, the new Black Ops is not signing dominant numbers like other recent installments in the saga.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 sales figures in 2025
According to the November 2025 ranking, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 debuted directly in the number one spot, ahead of titles like Battlefield 6, NBA 2K26, or Madden NFL 26. Microsoft also places other games on the list, such as The Outer Worlds 2 or Forza Horizon 5, reinforcing its presence in the Top 20.
The most striking fact comes when analyzing the annual total: Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is, for now, only the seventh best-selling game of all 2025, one of the lowest positions for the franchise in an annual ranking.
Circana also points out that the Call of Duty saga has registered a double-digit decline in sales in dollars compared to November 2024, which indicates a clear change in the commercial trend of the series.
Despite dominating the month of November, the numbers make it clear that the weight of Call of Duty is no longer as uncontested as in previous years, in a market increasingly divided among major sports releases, RPGs, and long-term productions.

