I was impressed with the setting, but a bit disappointed with the small map size. There’s no escape anywhere, so to me it’s a nightmare of an island in gameplay, but it’ll make you feel like you should be on holiday with its tropical island visuals at the very least. This map is quite small in comparison to most others featuring rippling waves, beautiful palm trees and the setting could instantly reminded you of ‘Dead Island Riptide’ a little or even ‘Far Cry 3’ – the island within Cove is designed really well for most objective based games such as Capture the Flag & HardPoint where both teams are aiming for the one point on the map, but for Team Deathmatch, there are too many hiding spots, sneaky corners and with a full lobby of gamers this can easily feel like you’re being spawn trapped.

Kicking off on the multiplayer side of things I’m going to start by describing a little sunshine island hideaway by the name of Cove. Here’s a rundown of all the content you can play through with the Black Ops 2 Vengeance Map Pack available now for 1200 MS Points. Adding another four multiplayer maps to the roster of multiplayer matches with an additional truly fantastic Zombie playground by the name of “Buried” it ensures that the game can never go stale – well at least not for July! As well as all of the DLC Maps there is for the second time a new DLC weapon, but for Zombies only – the RayGun Mark II is available for use in every Zombie Map!

Activision has released the third ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops 2’ Map Pack onto the marketplace this week with a “Vengeance” following on from previous packs that are “Revolution” and “Uprising”.

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