Den första riktiga laddningen DLC till Black Ops 3 har äntligen fått ett premiärdatum. Det släpps först till Playstation 4 den 2 februari och kommer månaden efter till PC och Xbox One. DLC-paketet heter Awakening och innehåller mer zombies och fyra multiplayerbanor. Den här gången har det odöda patrasket invaderat Österrike och det är upp till Richtofen, Nicolai, Takeo samt Dempsey att upptäcka hemligheterna i ett enormt slott. Det zombiespäckade tillskottet heter Der Eisendrache (järndraken). Här nedan hittar du beskrivningar av allt som ingår samt en smockfylld trailer.
· Gauntlet: Grounded in a military training facility, Gauntlet plays up the core philosophy of Treyarch's classic three lane map structure with distinct variety in visuals and gameplay. Each of the three primary lanes has a unique environment as players battle through a sprawling jungle, sub-zero arctic zone and rainy urban cityscape.
· Splash: Set in an abandoned water theme park, this vibrant and playful map delivers an imaginative environment complete with waterslides, a wrecked pirate ship and a lazy river ride that winds through a fantastical forgotten city. Splash is designed to drive an open flow of combat, including plenty of opportunities for underwater gameplay.
· Rise: Set in the snowy outskirts of Zurich, Rise is a Coalescence Corporation construction project for a massive subterranean research campus. The design of the map caters to a mix of classic Call of Duty cover combat alongside strategic core movement opportunities, with each section of the map offering distinctly different styles of gameplay.
· Skyjacked: Set on a security VTOL in the clouds over urban Zurich, Skyjacked is a reimagined version of the popular Call of Duty®: Black Ops II multiplayer map Hijacked and retains the same fast and frenetic gameplay from one of the most popular maps in Call of Duty® history, but with a twist. Skyjacked gives players the opportunity to explore the map in a variety of new ways thanks to the all-new core movement system in Black Ops III.
