I’m interested to see if zombies are on the table for modding and, if so, if the community can come up with easter eggs as convoluted as Treyarch’s official ones. This is a huge step for Call of Duty, and I’m eager to see how the PC community makes Black Ops III their own. Call of Duty: Black Ops III will be out this Friday, November 6, for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. The definitive Multiplayer experience returns bigger and better than ever, loaded with new maps, modes and features. In the world’s darkest hour, are you willing to do what is necessary Prepare yourself for a cinematic thrill-ride only Call of Duty can deliver. The timeline is tentative right now, and Treyarch will be updating as more information is available. The best-selling first person action series of all-time returns with the epic sequel to multiple Game of the Year award winner, Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare® 2. At this point, you’ll be able to start checking out what the community has been working on (and start contributing your own creations). You’ll also be able to host your own dedicated servers for the content, and there will be a browser setup so you can find what you’re looking for.įollowing the closed alpha, Treyarch will progress to open beta. At that time, you’ll be able to start experimenting with maps and game modes. However, Activision and Treyarch do have a roadmap of when they expect things to start rolling out.Ī closed alpha is planned for March 2016. The new features won’t be ready when the game launches later this week. PC fans have been asking Activision for modding and map tool support in Call of Duty for quite some time.

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