And those big fights are staged out really well IMO - good use of arena-like spaces, elevation, different monster types, etc. The other nice thing is that significant chunks of the monster count come in a few big horde fights, so the pacing has variety rather than being a lonnnng drip feed or constant hordes. I appreciated the occasional "navigation arrow" BTW. Feels satisfying to finally get to some high ledge you've been looking at, finally unlock a particular door you've been past a few times, etc. I think a lot of the reason this map worked for me and didn't feel grindy is because it lets you explore and re-explore a not-too-gigantic space, where you come through new paths in areas you've seen before rather than just always moving on to some new area. mainly because I'd rather just mention the good cases rather than complain about the bad ones!) (I know I've posted something like that a few times. This medium-sized map funnels high-speed combat to the central arena, where players battle their way through fallen mechs and pyrotechnics.I am often not not not a fan of loading up a map and seeing a monster count in the high three digits, but here it works out.
Rumble: Gamers battle amongst larger-than-life mechanized warriors in Rumble, a stadium where giant robots battle to the roar of the crowd. Players will fight through blizzards, and control the center bridge as they navigate this medium-sized map's wooden buildings, deadly rocky outcroppings, and tight chokepoints. Berserk: Ancient sentinels from a lost civilization guard the entrance to Berserk, a Viking village frozen in time. Sentry towers keep watch over the small map's circular design as frenetic combat is funneled around the prison's cryogenic tubes, where opportunities for wall running attacks abound. Cryogen: Located far off the coast in the Dead Sea, an isolated compound holds some of the world's most dangerous criminals in frozen isolation. 
The re-imagining of this classic, medium-sized map features an authentic Roman villa that has been "recreated by a modern-day eccentric billionaire," where a classic map structure mixes with the new gameplay mechanics of Black Ops III.
Empire: Treyarch adapts its Black Ops III movement system to the Call of Duty: Black Ops II fan-favorite map Raid. Here are Treyarch’s full details about the Descent maps: Xbox One and PC release dates will come at a later time.Ĭryogen, Berserk, Rumble, and Empire multiplayer maps will bring players to totally new environments and includes Black Ops 2 fan favorite map, Raid, but with an all new Roman villa theme. Descent will be available for download on PlayStation 4 on July 12th. The new DLC pack will feature four new multiplayer maps and a new zombie map which will continue with the ongoing storyline. Treyarch have announced the details of the next map pack for Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 titled Descent.
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