Thanks to Call of Duty Modern Warfare Remastered, released last year alongside Call of Duty Infinite Warfare, those who never experience one of the best entries in the series finally managed to do so. Not happy with the additional content released back in December, Raven is releasing today a new map pack which includes four multiplayer maps.
The Call of Duty Modern Warfare Remastered Variety Map Pack, which launches today on PlayStation 4, brings back the Broadcast, Chinatown, Creek and Killhouse maps. A new trailer showcasing these maps has also been released, and you can check it out below.
Broadcast: Based on the TV station from the campaign mission “Charlie Don’t Surf”, this map provides a unique blend of confined corridors and wide-open spaces. Outside the station, the parking lot contains long sightlines, but once inside, cramped hallways and a computer-cluttered broadcast room provide ample close-range combat opportunities.
Chinatown: Set in a foggy downtown district, this nighttime map is lit up by flickering neon signs and a full moon. A re-imagining of the original Call of Duty multiplayer map “Carentan”, players will need to be careful on these streets, as almost every building in the map can be occupied, providing perfect cover for enemies waiting for a chance to line you up in their sights.
Creek: Set in a wide-open village ravaged by combat where concealment is the difference between life and death, a gaping ravine divides this map into two. Open clearings with sheer cliff faces and ample forested cover make this map ideal for snipers and long-range firefights.
Killhouse: A small training warehouse filled with various building mock ups that feature soft and hard cover points. Expect fast-paced and fierce firefights for maximum close-quarters chaos.
Call of Duty Modern Warfare Remastered is now available in all regions on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The Variety Map Pack launches today on PlayStation 4 and on yet to be confirmed dates on PC and Xbox One.
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