'Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare': 'Supremacy' DLC brings four new maps

With the third installment of the "Black Ops" title under the "Call of Duty" franchise still far on the horizon, Activision is focusing on other titles under its belt. This time, the publisher has its sights set on the "Advanced Warfare" title, releasing a new DLC titled "Supremacy." 

"Supremacy" is already the third expansion for the title since "Advanced Warfare" was released last year, and as with other DLCs, this one brings with it a ton of new content. As part of the new content, it introduces four new maps for players, and these new areas are located globally in key locations such as London, Athens, Moscow, and the Colorado mountains. 

In addition, the new expansion pack continues the chapters for the Exo Zombies mode, in the episode called "Carrier." This time, the star-studded ensemble for the episode is joined by Bruce Campbell, and the new chapter will have the four characters trying to get their way out of an Atlas aircraft carrier using a variety of new weapons to overcome their enemies.

Currently, the third expansion is only available for Xbox One and Xbox 360 players, with other platforms confirmed to be receiving the DLC at a later date. The new expansion costs $15 as a stand-alone, and can also be purchased as part of the $50 Season Pass for the title. The new expansion is also the precursor for the planned final expansion for "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare," to be called "Reckoning." 

Aside from the new DLC, Xbox One and 360 players also received a patch for the title. The update of June 2 brings much-needed tweaks and performance improvements, as well as adds more options for the "Supremacy" playlist, including Grapple, TDM, and Moshpit. 

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