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Call Of Duty WWII DLC War Machine Announced
The second DLC pack for last year's Call of Duty: World War II has been announced, launching first on PlayStation 4 on April 10.
War Machine takes Call of Duty: WWII to new areas, such as the Giza pyramids, a hidden German rocket facility, and the city of Dunkirk. The maps appeal to different playstyles, with the pyramids being exploratory with internal areas to traverse. The V-2 rocket facility is aiming for fast-paced gameplay with constant skirmishes. Players in the French city of Dunkirk will find snipers rule the roost over the open beach.
Players can also engage in aerial dogfighting for the first time in the game and a new chapter in the game's zombie mode.
The DLC is part of Activision's deal with Sony to launch first exclusively on PlayStation 4 on April 10. War Machine will arrive on Xbox One and PC later at an unspecified date, but traditionally it is about a month later.
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