Fans are already eagerly anticipating this fall’s upcoming Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, but in the meantime they can look forward to , the third DLC for Call of Duty: Black Ops III, which is arriving later this summer, according to Activision.
Descent adds four new multiplayer maps, along with a brand new zombies experience. The new maps are as follows:
Descent will also continue the Origins Zombie saga with a new chapter, Gorod Krovi, set in an alternate universe 1940s Soviet Union. History nerds will appreciate that, just like in the real Soviet Union, players will have to work together to hold back hordes of “mechanized zombie infantry” and “aerial dragon assaults” in the ruins of Stalingrad.
Descent is available now for PlayStation 4, and will follow on Xbox One and PC in August. It can be purchased as part of the $50 Season Pass bundle, or à la carte for $15.
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