There’s plenty of windows to boost into and buildings to hide in, and the map lends itself to vertical movement well. It’s nice to see the series return to a setting like this, as I enjoyed “Magma” in Black Ops II. Next up is Swarm, a map set in a ruined Korean city. It also has these little tesla coil things littered about, which are basic in their functionality (an area-of-effect jolt when shot), but very cool aesthetically - plus, they sound really neat. It allows the Exo movement and jetpack mechanic to really breathe without confining it like some maps in the past have.

It’s a great mix of indoor and outdoor environments, with a layout that keeps you in the action while allowing you to have condensed firefights. Taking place in a giant Middle Eastern hotel complex, it has all of the pizazz you’d expect, and more. Let’s kick things off with Overload, the sexiest map in Reckoning. MSRP: $14.99 ($50 Season Pass for four packs) It’s great then that Advanced Warfare is going out with a bang with its best DLC yet.Ĭall of Duty: Advanced Warfare: Reckoning DLC (PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One )ĭeveloper: Sledgehammer Games (Current-gen) / High Moon Studios (Last-gen) / Raven Software (Zombies) All in all, it’s been a great ride, and slowly but surely, each map pack has improved upon the last. So here we are with the Reckoning DLC pack, the last add-on for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare after Havoc, Ascendance, and Supremacy.

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