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New Maps, Playable Quiet Coming To Metal Gear Online
Konami has announced that new maps as well as a playable Quiet are coming to Metal Gear Online in March. The publisher revealed the news on its Metal Gear Online Twitter account earlier this morning:
The new DLC is arriving March 2016, we'll have more details on Monday including a recap of the new DLC info and more pic.twitter.com/TUn3HaaqZg
— Metal Gear Online (@MetalGearOnline) January 30, 2016
The maps included are Rust Place, Azure Mountain, and Coral Complex--all familiar locations to anyone who's played through the game's singleplayer mode. Quiet will be a unique character, one of several characters that a random player is given access to at the beginning of each match that have special abilities and weapons.
There is no word yet on whether this DLC will be free or players will have to shell out some cash for it. Konami intends to release more details on Monday and we'll update accordingly.
[Source: Twitter]
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