Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare Update, News: New Throwback Playlist Brings Strategic Gameplay; Free Trial Starts Now!

By Rushdie Collins - 16 Dec '16 06:43AM
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There's a new playlist coming out on Call of Duty:Infinite Warfare today, and it looks like its going to bring gamers back to a more classical gameplay in the game's multiplayer mode.

Yesterday Infinity Ward posted an announcement on the official Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare saying that the studio is adding a new playlist called Tactical Team Deathmatch starting today, Dec. 16. The playlist gives gamers a more classic Call of Duty gameplay to the newest installment's multiplayer mode, creating significant changes to the combat and movement performed in the game.

Because of the new Tactical Team Deathmatch playlist, gamers can now enjoy a more tactical gameplay in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. Infinity Ward not only decided on removing Mode boost jumping to keep things classic and limit combat to the ground, but the videogame developer decided to create significant variations in the speed of players movements and weapons to highlight the contrast of each class of weapon.

To make things a bit lighter, Infinity Ward however has decided to keep the wall running feature in the game so that gamers can get around to the key areas in the Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare maps. The playlist will last from today till Monday, Dec. 19 at 10 am PST.

Meanwhile, in other Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare news, it looks like the game's free trial has now officially been made live. Gamers without a copy of Infinity Wards' newest Call of Duty videogame can now play all of the game's 3 modes, even the critically-acclaimed campaign of the game.

The Call of Duty Free Trial Event starts now and is set to last till Tuesday next week, Dec. 20. Gamers better hurry and try out the game before the Trial Event ends. Gamers can download the game on Xbox One, PC and even on Playstation 4 to test the game out.

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