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Nueva temporada para Black Ops 6 Zombies: desbloquea el juego expandido

Autor : Finn Actualizar : Feb 21,2025

Treyarch presenta "La tumba", un nuevo mapa para Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Zombies, en la celebración de 115 días

Treyarch celebra 115 días con una gran cantidad de anuncios para Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Zombies, incluida la muy esperada revelación de un nuevo mapa, "La tumba". Este evento anual del 15 de enero trae una publicación de blog completa que detalla las próximas sorpresas con temas de zombis.

La estrella del espectáculo es "The Tombs", un mapa de zombies con temática desértica que se lanza con la temporada 2 el 28 de enero. Esto sigue al lanzamiento de la temporada 1 de "Citadelle des Morts", agregando otra ubicación emocionante al universo de los zombies en menos de dos semanas.

Treyarch ofrece una primera visión de la tumba en Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Zombies. Crédito de la imagen: Activision Publishing.

El resumen narrativo de Treyarch explica que Weaver, Gray, Carver y Maya, siguiendo las instrucciones finales de Gabriel Krafft, investigan un sitio de excavación para asegurar el artefacto de centinela. El sitio, las antiguas catacumbas construidas sobre cementerios que datan de 2500 a. C., permanecieron intactos hasta principios de 1900, insinuando secretos aún por descubrir.

La jugabilidad de la tumba se describe como una reminiscencia de "Liberty Falls", el mapa más pequeño y reproducible del lanzamiento de Black Ops 6 de octubre. Espere espacios más ajustados y numerosos huevos de Pascua para descubrir. Treyarch también se burla de un arma de maravilla reinventada inspirada en entradas anteriores y el regreso de un SMG clásico, con más detalles para ser revelados.

La temporada 2 también introducirá mejoras de calidad de vida, incluidas las características requeridas por la comunidad, como el seguimiento de hasta 10 tarjetas de llamadas y desafíos de camuflaje en los modos de zombis y multijugador. También se confirma una opción de pausa cooperativa para zombis (controlados por el líder del partido) y los preajustes de HUD separados para zombis y multijugador. Los jugadores pateados desde un partido de los Zombies podrán reunirse con su carga intacta.

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