While the design of the new multiplayer maps is sure to catch Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare fans’ attention, our focus is on the new Exo Zombies campaign mission.

For a closer look, check out the trailer above. Its follow-up, the appropriately titled Ascendance, will follow Havoc with a similar selection of post-release content. That plan started first with the Havoc DLC for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, which introduced the usual set of four multiplayer maps, as well as a new weapon and an Exo Zombies campaign mission. That game deviated from the COD formula enough to get fans (new and old) excited, but new developer Sledgehammer Games wants to ensure that interest stays high for as long as possible. However, when it comes to DLC few can top Call of Duty, which saw a slight rebound in 2014 thanks to the success of Advanced Warfare. Plenty of DLC schedules are still in full effect, as evidenced by the release of Dragon Age: Inquisition’s Jaws of Hakkon add-on earlier this week. Although many gamers may have turned their focus from last year’s hot FPS releases to the new content for 2015, that doesn’t mean the developers have abandoned their current products.

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