The final DLC pack for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Retribution, has been detailed. It features a smattering of new maps and zombies content before the futuristic game winds down in favour of Call of Duty: WWII later this year.
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The Beast from Beyond is the name of the new zombies add-on, featuring the return of maniacal director Willard Wyler, who traps the players on an undead-infested ice world at the fringes of the galaxy.
The standard maps are as follows:
- Carnage
- An apocalyptic race track on a Californian coast. Players can activate fire traps to roast their opponents.
- Heartland
- A reimagined version of Warhawk from Call of Duty: Ghosts, this taste of rural America will feature not only a Black Hole Generator, but also an ice cream shop.
- Altitude
- Set in a futuristic space mall, this map keeps the action focused on a central square with lots of quick routes around the edges for flanking.
- Depot 22
- This one features and intergalactic cantina for close-range combat, as well as three more open lanes offering mid-range action.
Retribution will release September 12 on PlayStation 4. The PC date has yet to be announced, but Sony’s deal with Activision has typically given them a month of exclusivity on all new Call of Duty DLC releases. Also, you’ll have to own the $49.99 / £39.99 / €49.99 season pass to access the content, since Activision don’t currently offer piecemeal DLC on PC.
Infinite Warfare will be supplanted by Call of Duty: WWII when it releases on November 3, and the latter seems poised to rebuild the series’ reputation after an iffy reception to the last few entries.