As soon as once more, Activision has reimagined one among Name of Responsibility’s most iconic maps, Nuketown, and it is launching on November 20 for Black Ops 7. Now, Activision has launched a brand new trailer devoted to the map, which reveals off its new look.
The brand new model is known as Nuketown 2025, and as you possibly can see within the trailer, the map seems to be primarily based on the identical Nuketown 2025 from Black Ops 2. This is smart as Black Ops 7 is a sequel to Black Ops 2. Whereas the unique model of Nuketown from 2010’s Black Ops was primarily based on a ’50s theme, this latest iteration has a “retro-futuristic” vibe that imagines what folks thought the “neighborhood of the long run” might seem like.
A key gameplay distinction for Nuketown 2025 in Black Ops 7 is that the sport options wall-jumping, which affords gamers new methods to get across the map. Nuketown is a small-size map identified for its quick and frenetic motion, and with wall-jumping now in play, issues would possibly get much more hectic.
Nuketown has seen quite a few updates and revisions through the years. Black Ops 6 additionally introduced again Nuketown and provided a number of variations of it, together with “Boo-town” for Halloween and a trippy “Blaze City” makeover for 4/20.
In different Name of Responsibility information, Treyarch has introduced that Black Ops 7’s Endgame will be available to everyone beginning November 21. At the moment, gamers have to finish the marketing campaign to unlock it.
Black Ops 7 launched on November 14, and, in a break from custom, Activision’s first-weekend social media put up concerning the sport didn’t embrace any point out of how the sport is performing in comparison with previous releases.
For extra, try GameSpot’s Black Ops 7 assessment. You can even make amends for why one US lawmaker is looking for AI laws after it got here to gentle that Black Ops 7 builders used AI.