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Uncharted 4's Multiplayer DLC And Patch Hit Next Week
Uncharted 4's first multiplayer DLC will be out next week on Wednesday, June 29, alongside Patch 1.08, and Naughty Dog will be streaming a preview through Twitch a day earlier.
This is the first batch of content arriving to multiplayer that Naughty Dog announced back in May. According to Naughty Dog's blog, the expansion will introduce a new map and several updates fans have been asking for. "We’re just scratching the surface by saying it includes new guns, new boosters, new taunts, new skins, custom matches, custom loadout names, a revamp to Ranked Team Deathmatch, and more!" writes Naughty Dog. A feature that the studio cites as "most requested by our community" will also be added. Those that already own the Triple Pack will receive more items with the MP Pack 1.
Naughty Dog plans two livestreams on Twitch to discuss these new additions. The first is happening on Tuesday, June 28 at 11:30 a.m. PT, which will demonstrate a multiplayer DLC preview. This will offer a "deep dive" on Ranked Team Deathmatch and the development team will answer community questions. The second will happen on Thursday, June 30 at 11:30 a.m. PT, and this stream will revolve around a post-launch discussion about the expansion.
You can head to Naughty Dog's Twitch channel by clicking here.
For more on Nathan Drake's final adventure, which released in early May, you can read the review here and watch our in-depth Game Club discussion.
[Source: Naughty Dog]
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