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Call of Duty Ghosts Devastation DLC Release Date Announced
Call of Duty Ghosts players on Xbox One and 360 can mark April 3 on their calendar for when they’ll be able to grab the next set of DLC. Ghosts’ second DLC pack Devastation is bringing four new small and medium sized maps, a new hybrid weapon, and the second episode of its Extinction saga.
The four maps take place at a Mayan temple, a mangled container ship, a giant excavation digger in South America, and a reimagined version of Dome from Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3. The trailer below demonstrates some new features included with the maps, including the ability to jumpstart a volcanic eruption to devastate the playing field.
The new weapon is the Ripper, which is a tactical 2-in-1 weapon that can switch between a sub machine-gun and assault rifle on the fly. The second episode of Extinction is titled Mayday, and will close with a battle against a 100-foot tall Cryptid alien boss named the Kraken.
A multiplayer demo for Call of Duty: Ghosts will be playable starting March 7, and ending March 10. Only three maps – Strikezone, Warhawk, and Prison Break – will be available to be played in Team Death Match, Domination, and Search and Rescue. Extinction’s original game mode, Point of Contact, will also be available.
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