Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Gunfight Mode Revealed

Infinity Ward introduces Gunfight, a 2v2 mode for upcoming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare rebooted title.

With developer Infinity Ward and publisher Activision on board, newest entry in Call of Duty first-person shooter series is revealed to be Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, scheduled to launch on October 25, 2019 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Chasing growing trend of Fortnite and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 introduced their version of battle royale mode last year. In 2019, CoD is coming back with a fast paced, 2v2 multiplayer mode titled Gunfight.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Gunfight Mode Revealed

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Two teams of duos are pitted in a small map against each other with gears and weapons to eradicate the other party within 40 seconds. However, an overtime flag will spawn no one is killed in given time and players will have to defend it for points.

For each three seconds of defending it, you score a point and earning six points before your rival team is what you need to win a match. Players need not to create a class or worry about selecting loadouts before going into war.

2v2 Multiplayer Gameplay

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Drop into a quick match anytime you want with your friends online and start shooting to save your own skin, because health isn't auto-regenerating. So, keep your eyes open, talk to your partners and be ruthless if you have to.

Infinity Ward sees Gunfight as their take on popular fighting game series Street Fighter, where players engage in short, 2v2 matches. These fights are intense and for a short time span in each fight, you need to be strategic to survive.

Classic Captain Price in Blackout!

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Currently, three maps are confirmed for close-quarters combat of Gunfight mode for upcoming reboot of 2007 shooter. First map is set in a warehouse, then second location takes you in a dense forest and a container yard in desert comes in third.

Also, placing pre-order for any version of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare will allow immediate access to classic version of Captain Price for Blackout mode of Black Ops 4 as a playable character from July 11 on PS4 with the rest to follow.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 – Operation Apocalypse Z Update

Aether story of Zombies mode continues and new changes come to Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 in twisted Operation Apocalypse Z.

Although inclusion of battle royale mode Blackout is a unique aspect of first-person shooter title Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 among other series titles, Zombies always remained an essential part of modern day Call of Duty experience.

Keeping that in mind, developer Treyarch and publisher Activision are about to release Operation Apocalypse Z update on July 9 for players of PlayStation 4, a week before arriving on PC and Xbox One platforms at July 16, 2019.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 – Operation Apocalypse Z Update

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Below is a brand-new official trailer showcasing newest Zombies experience in Black Ops 4 with brief details.

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Marking fifth Operation of CoD: BO4 shooter, players are about to encounter hordes of ravaging undeads on all available game modes. Plus, newly added maps throughout various modes will add more twist to an already exciting gameplay.

Try out new score-based game mode Sticks & Stones where you will only have ballistic knife, combat axe and a crossbow. Secure kills to earn varying points and go after leading player marked with a gold dot to gain upper hand.

New Specialist, Reaper

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A new specialist, Reaper will return from Call of Duty: Black Ops III and this advanced war robot is an expert on heavy assault. Armed with Scythe heavy machine gun, he can inflict suppression effect on targets within range via explosive rounds.

He also uses a special issue jamming device, Radar Shroud to conceal a certain area on enemy mini-maps to go undetected for him and his teammates. Once unlocked, Reaper is playable in both Blackout and multiplayer modes at Tier 1.

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Players owning Black Ops Pass will get three more multiplayer maps including two Zombies-themed and one Black Ops classic. Fight a giant robot in Der Schatten map or head over to museum location of Remnant before returning to Havana.

BOP owners will also receive access to get into an all-new Zombies experience titled "Alpha Omega" in continuation of Aether storyline. Treyarch lets players to choose from both Primis and Ultimis characters before going into action.

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End of days are imminent upon us since undead armies has raided Blackout maps, turning waters red with blood. Two varied main maps will be up for play that includes special enemies and unlockable hidden Zombies secrets.

Then visit over to prison island map Alcatraz in dark to get ambushed by horde of living dead and discover latest twists in Nightfall. Pitted in a completely awry scenario, players need to come up with change of tactics to survive the darkness.

Operation Apocalypse Z Roadmap

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Of course, players on PS4 are getting their hands of Apocalypse Z first from July 9 and to check out entire content list, have a look at the roadmap above. If you are on PC or Xbox console, you are only a week away from joining as well.

Those who purchased Digital Deluxe Edition for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 would not require owning Black Ops Pass for select contents. Also, theme outfits and weapon camos are making it to Black Market aside from 40 Tiers of rewards.

Hunt: Showdown Leaving Early Access

Spending more than a year in Early Access program, Hunt: Showdown gets full release for PC and Xbox One in August 2019.

After spending slightly more than a year on Early Access program of Steam and a few months on Xbox Game Preview, survival horror first-person shooter Hunt: Showdown is finally seeing full release on August 20, 2019 for PC and Xbox One.

By fall 2019, developer/publisher Crytek is also planning on launching this bounty hunting multiplayer shooter on PlayStation 4. Koch Media is partnering up with them for worldwide distribution of physical edition aside from digital release.

Hunt: Showdown Leaving Early Access

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Back in February 2018, competitive bounty hunting title Hunt entered Early Access phase on Steam and May 2019 on Game Preview for Xbox consoles, which helped developer team to receive community feedback and work on features.

During this period, Crytek has deployed a series of patches and updates to improve player experience. According to their development roadmap, a new boss, new map, dozens of weapons and Quick Play were added into it.

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Though the game is currently priced $15.50 on Steam and $29.99 on Game Preview, it will be priced $39.99 upon release. Early backers will receive an exclusive legendary weapon skin at full launch for participating in an unfinished state.

Hunt: Showdown is an online multiplayer game integrating both PvP and PvE elements into a match-based gameplay setting where players compete to take down a supernatural boss as a Hunter character for high-end rewards.

Doom Eternal Release Date

Prepare to raze Hell as Doom Slayer is returning in Doom Eternal to slay army of demons on this November.

Last year at E3 2018, developer id Software and publisher Bethesda Softworks announced upcoming first-person shooter Doom Eternal for Google Stadia, Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One but an official release date was missing.

Today at E3 2019 live event, developers have confirmed that Doom Slayer will make his anticipated return to take our planet back by decimating all invading forces of Hell on November 22, 2019 with a brand-new story trailer.

Doom Eternal Release Date

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Newest Doom Eternal trailer shows how goes beyond boundaries of Heaven and Hell, all swarmed with demons.

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A demonic invasion has ravaged Earth and legendary Doomguy starts cleansing the planet by slicing off a demon head with Chainsaw. Wearing his iconic Praetor Suit, he ruthlessly tears through hordes of Hell and beyond.

Combat mechanics has significantly evolved over years with new weapons adding more raw firepower. Your arsenal is now upgraded with a Plasma Gun and a Meathook is attached to your Super Shotgun for grappling demons out of your reach.

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Other than serving as punching bags or gory piñata, enemy demons are often a great source of item drops. Slice them in half to refill ammo, burn them using your shoulder-mounted Flame Belch to get armor and go for a brutal Glory Kill to replenish health bar.

Doomguy can smash through enemy barrage and walls or even dash enemies in midair to crush them. You can see a hulking demon at one point that resembles a lot like the Cyberdemon from 1993 Doom and Doom II due to series reboot in 2016.

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B3 2019 also gave a glimpse to an all-new multiplayer "Battlemode" game with PvP components for Doom Eternal.

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Originally hinted last year, id Software has come up with this new multiplayer experience where players will control two demons to go up against another controlling a skillful Slayer for a versus mode fight for best-of-five round.

Developers are aiming for more action for Doom Eternal than ever in its known franchise and Bethesda E3 2019 event was just a slight tease of what to come next when it finally launches later this year to unleash Hell on Earth.

Battlefield V: Tides of War Chapter 4: Defying the Odds Details

EA Play 2019 live event unveils roadmap 2019 for Battlefield V including new gameplay, maps and updates from EA DICE.

Although Battlefield V couldn't quite live up to be the first-person shooter game everyone hoped for it to be but developer EA DICE and publisher Electronic Arts never stopped pushing more content to keep players engaged.

Through their EA Play live-stream, DICE announced a roadmap for 2019 that kick-starts as part of their free live service, Tides of War. Starting from June 27, Chapter 4 of BV will include new gameplay, multiplayer maps and more.

Battlefield V: Tides of War Chapter 4: Defying the Odds Details

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Ahead of Chapter 4: Defying The Odds, take a glimpse of what to come to Battlefield 5 from EA Play 2019 live event.

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First map, Al Sundan is set on South African desert and is inspired from War Story mission Under No Flag. There are lots of open spaces within its sandbox for having a classic experience and turn the tides of battle by utilizing everything at your disposal.

Al Sundan is designed for having all-out action in multiplayer mode where gameplay is mostly focused on large distance combat. This vehicle-based map will provide more fighting grounds for players and will be rolling out in June 27.

Vast Desert Map Al Sundan

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Following video is a brief introduction of new Marita Map before stepping in and butt heads against Axis army.

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Marita Map is what comes up next in July 2019, where Allied forces are making a last stand against Axis to continue "Battle of Greece". Vehicular combat is ditched for sake of a heavily infantry-focused action for all soldier classes.

Situated on a mountain ridge, players can leverage their position on hills or multi-storied households of this rural town. Vertical environment of Marita will make encounter with enemy teams more up close and personal.

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Then in August, Tides of War will drop two new close-quarter 5v5 maps Lofoten Islands and Provence. Lofoten is a costal island with an explosives factory in it and Provence is set on a small town of French region under Axis occupation.

Operation Métro originally debuted in Battlefield 3 and is now re-imagined for Tides of War Chapter 4 as Operation Underground. Going below street levels, you are about to take the fight to a ruined underground railway in October 2019.

Operation Underground Map

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More updates will be deployed for Firestorm fans in terms of gameplay and its maps by mid-June. More custom skins and weapons are going to be added to Battle Royale while loot system and matchmaking improvements are inbound as well.

Defying the Odds would eventually lead to Chapter 5 of B5, which will feature iconic World War II conflict between Japan and U.S. squads. Arriving on fall 2019, the fight will reach to Pacific shores in classic Battlefield map Iwo Jima.

Battlefield V Roadmap 2019

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Despite stepping away from showing up in E3 2019, EA has showcased their ambitious plans for delivering contents for community. Whether or not fans appreciate it, these upcoming campaigns and maps will keep players engaged.

Battlefield V is already out on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One for everyone to enjoy on their preferred platforms. Lately, EA and DICE has added it to Origin Access Vault and BV is about to join EA Access on PS4 from next month.

Hunt: Showdown Out On Xbox Game Preview

First-person bounty hunting shooter Hunt: Showdown from Crytek is now available on Xbox Game Preview.

In past, developer/publisher Crytek has worked on some great games like Crysis and Ryse: Son of Rome. In recent years, they are focusing development of gothic action horror Hunt: Showdown, which is finally out now on Xbox Game Preview.

Picking key-elements of survival horror genre and blend them into match-styled shooter title for an intense atmosphere, Hunt offers exciting experience of a situation where enemies and players threatens your character all the same.

Hunt: Showdown Out On Xbox Game Preview

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We currently have an official launch trailer at hand to get a brief look of nightmarish actions from Hunt: Showdown.

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Crytek has built up a dark setting for competitive online multiplayer gameplay of up to 10 players. Bounty hunters will be going after and slaying monstrous creatures lurking within Louisiana swamps only to be rewarded in gold.

Play solo or go duo to seek out your precious bounty using important clues spread across the in-game map while also keep your eyes open for swarms of enemies wandering around as well as fellow Hunters to get out alive with claimed prize.

Multiplayer Bounty Hunting

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Only one can come out victorious (or two in case of teams) by surviving all odds chasing your tail to get a piece. Then rise up stakes of PvP experience by getting into Quick Play mode to compete in a 10 solo players face off with a clock ticking.

There is a huge emphasis on audio as not only it warns you in advance of enemies and bosses arrival but also gives away location of other players. However, death of your character is unfortunately permanent in each type of matches.

Gruesome Boss Creatures

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Despite Microsoft promising of the game being Xbox One X enhanced back at E3 2018, it still doesn't have that feature yet. Given its work in progress nature, it could probably be in development to be added later at some point.

So far, Crytek has been following a community-driven development process for their first-person horror shooter Hunt: Showdown and Xbox Game Preview program will surely help them get more feedback to further polish the game over time.

BioShock Infinite Complete Edition is 75% Discounted on GOG

GOG.com is offering a 75% discount on first-person shooter title BioShock Infinite Complete Edition and is now priced $13.79 only.

Poland based digital distribution platform GOG.com has thrown out their "Summer Sale Festival" for this year by amassing more than 2000 classic and new games on sale but you better hurry up because some of these offers are for limited time only.

What really caught me off-guard was DRM-free version of first-person shooter game BioShock Infinite is up for sale at 75% discount for PC platform, which sums up to just $13.79 only and that is record lowest price for this steampunk adventure.

BioShock Infinite Complete Edition is 75% Discounted on GOG

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Bundled as BioShock Infinite Complete Edition worth $54.99 in total, it comes along with all released DLC including two episodes of Burial at Sea, Clash in the Clouds and Columbia's Finest, thus saving you a whopping $41.20 at once.

Despite being adapted similar gameplay and themes from previous games, BioShock Infinite is not a direct sequel of any sorts. It revolves around protagonist Booker DeWitt rescuing a mysterious girl named Elizabeth from the flying city of Columbia.

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If anyone already has BioShock and BioShock 2 in their collection for long then owning BioShock Infinite Complete Edition from GOG right now can help you complete you anthology of its complete franchise or you can simply enjoy it as a standalone title.

Currently, there is also great discounted offer on Crysis, Deus Ex, The Witcher and Witcher 2 as part of their Summer Sale Festival. Keep looking and you might just find what you were looking for among these loads of indie games and themed bundles.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Revealed

Activision and Infinity Ward officially reveals Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for a global release on October 25, 2019.

Months after looming in shadow of rumors and speculation, newest title from Call of Duty first-person shooter series in 2019 is finally revealed to be Call of Duty: Modern Warfare by developer Infinity Ward and publisher Activision.

It also came out with an official announcement of releasing worldwide on October 25, 2019 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. This is a re-imagining of their modern military shooter sub-series with lots of change rolled into it.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Revealed

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A brand-new cinematic trailer has been launched to offer an exclusive first-look into 2019 Call of Duty game.

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Classic campaign mode is coming back once again after it was removed last year for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 and players would assume the role of a highly-trained operator on a journey that is based on really gritty narrative about global power-play.

You would engage in an intense campaign side by side with special force operatives throughout the world during single-player experience to complete many covert operations and it sure will be one emotionally charged ride for all.

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There will be close-quarter combat, long-range fights and even stealth operations that are based on real world modern war, each testing your decision-making skills and tactical approach towards any situations under extreme conditions.

One of its greatest aspects would be featuring a cross-play support for over consoles and PC platforms when in multiplayer mode. Also, Modern Warfare would get rid of a traditional paid Season Pass system for CoD, which is pretty cool.

War Has Evolved

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In continuation of an annual cycle of releasing a CoD title each year, Activision has brought back Infinity Ward on board and they are doing a soft reboot over the franchise to offer a re-imagined experience for everyone.

Instead of coming up with Modern Warfare 4, the studio decided to simply make it Modern Warfare for 2019, because originally it all begin from Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare back in 2007 and though weirdly, somehow that makes sense.