Activision Will Present a Gulag Map in Call of Duty: Mobile!
For those of you, Call of Duty: Warzone players, of course, you are already familiar with one of the maps in the game, especially if it’s not the Gulag map. The Gulag Map itself is a 1v1 duel arena for players who die in a match. You are required to win the duel in order to return to the battle.
Recently, as the developers of Call of Duty: Mobile, Activision and Tencent Games announced something unique. They are also known to be presenting this Gulag map in their mobile game. The presence of this map will certainly add to the excitement of Call of Duty Mobile itself.
Will Exactly Like PC And Console Version
Based on the explanation shared by the developer, later the map will be exactly the same as the PC and console versions. The dead players from the Verdansk arena will be brought to fight to the Gulag map. This is to determine whether the player can return again or leave the match.
In addition to the Gulag map, there will also be other maps starting from Tunisia, as well as a new map expansion. Where this new map will add new areas such as Black Market, Harbor, Downtown, and Sanitarium.
It is planned that this Gulag map will be presented in the Season 7 update of Call of Duty: Mobile which will also come with other new maps.
Call of Duty: Mobile Season 7
In addition to presenting new maps, there will also be a series of new modes such as challenges and events to keep players busy in season-7 later. In addition, there is also a premium battle pass which contains various unlockable items as usual. Furthermore there will also be some new weapons, skins, calling cards, new Tank vehicles, along with lots of optimizations.
The update release schedule for COD Mobile season 7 itself has not been disclosed by Activision. Reportedly this new season will start in the next few weeks. Previously, Activision set the COD Mobile season 7 update date on June 6.
However, the update was postponed as a form of concern over the death of George Floyd in the United States. The incident sparked massive anti-racism demonstrations.
