Given the imminent release of Infinite Warfare, with its lofty ambitions of taking the franchise to a fresh new territory, Treyarch's steady DLC output over the past year provides plenty of reasons to schedule regular return sorties to the Black Ops III killing fields. Salvation rounds off the collection nicely by providing a conclusion (of sorts) to...
Call of Duty: Black Ops III - Salvation2016
Call of Duty: Black Ops III - Salvation
2016 Activision74Good
Overview
Salvation is here! Salvation, the fourth and final DLC pack for Call of Duty: Black Ops III, concludes the epic DLC season with four action-packed multiplayer maps and the long-awaited final chapter in the Origins Zombies saga. The four multiplayer maps bring players to the ancient walls of a medieval fortress and a deceptively quaint backyard picnic, plus two familiar settings re-imagined to take advantage of Black Ops III's vertical gameplay opportunities and momentum-based, chained movement system.
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Salvation is the strongest of the four DLC packs and is a high note for Treyarch to go out on for this instalment of Call of Duty.
Salvation is loaded with 4 well thought-out maps that take you from a re-imagined western style map from Black Ops 2 to a map that makes you feel like a shrunken character from the movie “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids”.
When the zombies mode returns, it'll be in Infinity Ward's capable hands with the Spaceland storyline in Infinite Warfare, and I just might get my wish. But for now, the book on Black Ops III has been closed. Although it had one bumpy DLC chapter, things are pretty encouraging overall. If you want to grab the season pass or the inevitable Game of the...