A voice on the radio. A team on the edge. A war that never ended.

When a special forces reconnaissance unit picks up a strange military signal from a supposedly neutral zone, they expect a ghost transmission—or an enemy trap. What they find instead is far more terrifying: a classified installation abandoned for years, still echoing with orders from the dead.

Led by Captain Mason Voss, a decorated but fractured commander battling his own inner war, the team ventures deeper into the ruins of a forgotten operation. But as the soldiers descend into a web of hallucinations, broken memories, and psychological manipulation, old traumas resurface—and loyalty begins to splinter.

Whispers over the radio evolve into direct commands. Familiar voices speak impossible words. Some follow blindly. Others resist. All must choose.

In a place where the rules of war have twisted into something unrecognizable, obedience can be deadly—and the real enemy may already be inside their heads.

Black Ops: Friendly Fire is a heart-pounding psychological military thriller that blurs the line between duty and delusion, honor and horror, and asks the ultimate question:
When the voice giving the order sounds like your own—would you still follow it?