Every multiplayer map in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 at launch confirmed

Calum Patterson

Every multiplayer map for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 has now been revealed by Treyarch, with a total of 14 maps expected at launch.

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With last year’s CoD: WWII launching with only nine maps, fans were concerned that Black Ops 4 too may have fewer maps than usual, even with the campaign mode axed.

Treyarch’s David Vonderhaar said in an interview that every map at launch was now public knowledge, but that wasn’t exactly true, as three new maps have since been unveiled.

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In addition to 10 completely new maps, four are remakes, and unsurprisingly Nuketown will also make a return, although not at launch, instead coming to all players for free in November.

Here’s a full rundown of every multiplayer map expected at launch for Black Ops 4 and their official descriptions.

New Maps

Arsenal – “Hostile covert ops on a manufacturing facility of a powerful North American military defense contractor means someone may have stolen the keys to the castle.”

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Contraband – “Surveillance of an international arms smuggling operation has uncovered this shipping hub on a remote, uncharted island off the coast of Colombia.”

Frequency – “A covert listening station deep in the mountainous region of Hunan Province is being used to track strategic targets across the globe.”

Gridlock – “A Japanese metropolis whose city center has been jammed up by a bank heist gone wrong.”

Hacienda – “A lavish vineyard estate situated on a quiet lake in the Spanish countryside, home to a high-ranking crime syndicate boss.”

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Payload – “A defensive ICBM launch facility deep in an Icelandic mountain range has been infiltrated by hostile forces attempting to steal a nuclear warhead.”

Seaside – “An anti-government protest in this quaint coastal Spanish town grew out of control and forced a military shutdown.”

Icebreaker – “A long lost Nuclear submarine in the Arctic houses a uranium supply which a Russian unit has come to salvage.”

Morocco – “Rebels in a small Moroccan village are using government military supply planes as target practice as they fly over the surrounding Sahara Desert.”

Militia – “Anti-government extremists backed covertly by a Russian cell are stockpiling weaponry in a remote region of Alaskan wilderness near the Bearing Strait.”

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Remakes

Firing Range – “US Forces gear up for red team/blue team combat exercises in this Guantanamo Bay military base.”

Jungle – “The heat is on as Cold War forces collide in the sweltering depths of the Vietnam jungle.”

Slums – “Street battles rage in head to head heat through the center of a run down Panama neighborhood.”

Summit – “Cold War surveillance is at its peak above the clouds in the mountaintop listening post in the Ural Mountains.”

Nuketown will be free for everyone in November, but it is unknown if it is unchanged from the version in Black Ops, Black Ops 2 or Black Ops 3, or will have an entirely new aesthetic.

It is also possible that Nuketown in Black Ops 4 will be inspired by the version in Blackout, the battle royale mode, which features a destroyed version of the map.

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Calum is Dexerto's Managing Editor, based in Scotland. Joining Dexerto in 2017, Calum has years of experience covering esports, gaming and online entertainment, and now leads the team to deliver the best coverage in these areas. An expert on all things Twitch and gaming influencers, he also knows a number of games inside out, including Apex Legends, CS2 and Call of Duty. You can contact Calum at calum.patterson@dexerto.com.