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Activision has announced Call of Duty: Recon Squad--but it's not the next entry in the series. Recon Squad is a new community feedback program that Activision is launching to gather thoughts and opinions from fans about the state of the game. Activision is debuting this as online sentiment around the state of Call of Duty is wavering, with many saying Activision is not doing enough to support the game.

In a blog post, Activision said Black Ops 6 and Warzone players may receive an invitation to join Recon Squad via an invitation from the market research company Fuel Cycle.

"You'll have opportunities to provide feedback through surveys, online community discussion boards, and potentially even invited to focus groups," Activision said.

Players in the Recon Squad program can earn points by submitting feedback that can then be redeemed for in-game content for Black Ops 6 and/or Warzone. To begin with, Fuel Cycle surveys will focus on recently released content for Black Ops 6 and Warzone, along with "many other topics related to Call of Duty."

The feedback program is available by invitation only. Activision said it's looking for feedback from "all types of players," including those who play Call of Duty a lot and those who do not. Players will be informed of an invitation to the program by way of the email they have connected to their Activision ID.

In recent weeks and months, some Call of Duty players have complained about the state of the game in Black Ops 6 and Warzone, especially in the area of cheating. Players have also expressed opinions about Activision simply not giving players enough compelling reasons to come back to Call of Duty.

In other news, Activision just announced a lot of new maps, modes, features, and more coming to Black Ops 6 and Warzone in the Season 2 Reloaded update, including the long-awaited TMNT crossover. The update arrives February 20.