PlayStation gets Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Havoc DLC; PC delayed

The Havoc DLC pack is now available on PlayStation platforms, while the PC version has been delayed until next week.

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PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare players are finally getting their chance to check out the game’s first DLC pack, Havoc, as Activision has made it available on Sony’s platforms.

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Havoc includes a total of four new multiplayer maps, access to the AE4 directed energy assault rifle, the AE4 Widowmaker custom variant, as well as an all-new co-op mode, Exo Zombies.

Here’s a description to all four of the new multiplayer maps:

  • Core: Deploy to the Gobi desert where the ravaged ruins of a nuclear fusion plant set the stage for a high-octane warzone. Take down enemies through the wreckage in long-range combat or get up-close and personal in the tunnels surrounding the central turbine. Activate decontamination drones using the map-based scorestreak to help clean out the competition.
  • Urban: Prepare yourself for brutal, high-speed combat in Dallas Ward 3, a future mega structure, funneling players into a close-quarters free-for-all. This modular compound's verticality unleashes the exoskeleton's capabilities. Stay focused during the timed event as blast doors alter the map's flow and sightlines.
  • Sideshow: In the shadow of Devil's Tower, Wyoming, this abandoned inn's open layout amplifies its creep factor. Blast your way through the clown inn with close-quarters battles or use long-range site-lines from the mining facilities and natural terrain. Use the map-based scorestreak to activate the lights, music, and magic of the clown marquee and rain down a barrage of rainbow smoke-trailed cannonballs.
  • Drift: An idyllic ski resort high in the Rocky Mountains is transformed into a festive high-altitude playground, perfect for an all-out firefight. Make your way to the highly contested over watch in the glass observation deck or take a ride on the carousel to deliver 360 degrees of carnage. Players can use the map-altering timed event to their advantage as an avalanche of snow and debris disorients players, intensifying the battle.

As for PC players, Havoc is being delayed until next week due to an “unexpected issue” with the platform. As a way to make up for the delay, Sledgehammer Games has turned on double XP for all PC players to enjoy.

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