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Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare Gets Funky With New DLC
Activision has revealed that Continuum, the second DLC map pack for Call of Duty Infinite Warfare will be hitting PS4 on April 18. Other platforms will follow shortly.
Continuum’s biggest addition is Shaolin Shuffle, which adds another Zombies mode map, this one taking place in 70s era New York and featuring Pam Grier. According to Activision, the DLC will have a strong emphasis on disco.
Continuum also includes four maps:
• Turista – A plush spa and resort, Turista is nestled in the middle of a giant skeleton of an ancient creature. With sniper spots scattered across a majestic, central waterfall, Turista also boasts tight interiors for fans of close-quartered combat and a three-lane design that caters to a variety of play styles.
• Scrap – Set in an abandoned junkyard on the Moon, Scrap features a combination of extended sightlines and tactical pathways that reward players who engage in both long and short range combat.
• Archive – Fast, frenetic engagements set the pace in Archive, a post-futurist art gallery where tight engagements contrast with open exterior battlegrounds in this wide three-lane style map.
• Excess – Perched atop a gilded penthouse in a sprawling future metropolis, Excess is a small, circular map re-imagined from the classic Modern Warfare 2 map, Rust, that retains the intense, fast-paced combat from the original.
You can watch a trailer for Shaolin Shuffle here:
Season pass owners will be able to download the map pack once it’s available. Everyone else can buy Continuum for $15.
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