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Call Of Duty: Ghosts Invasion DLC Storms Xbox One, 360 On June 3
The third map pack for Call of Duty: Ghosts is set to occupy your Xbox One or Xbox 360 very soon. The Invasion map pack is due out next week.
Invasion includes the third episode of the bug-busting co-op mode, Extinction. It also comes with four new maps that are all small- to mid-sized.
Departed takes place on Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) and has a unique field order that unlocks the “Death Mariachi” killstreak. Each kill with the dual pistols converts an enemy into a member of the musical death squad.
Pharaoh brings players to an Egyptian archaeological dig. There, players will encounter vicious scarab beetles and a field order that triggers Anubis, who watches over the map.
Mutiny takes players to a pirate hideout. This map features many narrow paths and a pirate ship in the center. A unique field order will provide two spectral bodyguards.
The final setting is a reimagined version of Modern Warfare 2’s Favela. Some of the buildings have changed, and the field order on this map will trigger support from a Y-8 gunship.
The DLC pack costs $14.99 or can be obtained as part of the $49.99 season pass. The content will be available first on Xbox One and Xbox 360 on June 3. For more on Call of Duty: Ghosts, check out our review and our write-ups of the Devastation and Onslaught DLC packs.
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