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Call of Duty Mobile estrena la primera temporada de 2025 con Wings of Vengeance

Autor : Sophia Actualizar : Jan 20,2025

Call of Duty Mobile inicia 2025 con el debut de su primera temporada para el nuevo año
Wings of Vengeance presenta nuevos eventos y modos de juego para celebrar el Año Nuevo Lunar

Call of Duty Mobile comenzará en 2025 con el debut de su primera temporada del año. Titulado Wings of Vengeance, celebrará el próximo Año Nuevo Lunar con una gran cantidad de eventos especiales y nuevos modos de juego, ¡todos los cuales se lanzarán muy pronto, el 15 de enero! Entonces, ¿qué está incluido? ¡Profundicemos y descubramos!

Para comenzar, tenemos un mapa nuevo en forma de Chase. Diseñado para poner a prueba tus habilidades de parkour, este mapa de temática virtual pondrá a prueba tus reflejos y habilidades de navegación, desafiándote a cruzar la línea de meta primero en solitario y en modo multijugador. Y si necesitas perfeccionar tus habilidades de tiro, ¿por qué no pruebas Carnival Shootout, completo con otro mapa nuevo?

Y si estás buscando algo un poco más pesado, ¿qué tal el nuevo Tank Battleground, donde tú y otros 7 jugadores luchan contra otro equipo en tanques? Esto se suma a los próximos eventos del Año Nuevo Lunar y del Día de San Valentín que están a la vuelta de la esquina.

Vuela a los cielos

Naturalmente, también tienes un nuevo pase de batalla para complementar esta temporada, con nuevos diseños de operador, armas, tarjetas telefónicas y puntos Call of Duty para gastar en otros lugares. ¡También puedes conseguir el nuevo aspecto de Operador mítico para Sophia, la nueva arma mítica XM4 y mucho más!

No creo que sea controvertido decir que Call of Duty Mobile no se parece particularmente al Call of Duty que recuerdo. Con todos los gubbins, greeblings y otros cosméticos exagerados que puedes conseguir, creo que los paisajes virtuales y las nuevas armas sofisticadas son la cosa menos extraña. Pero joder, ¡esto es lo que la gente quiere!

Pero si estás participando por primera vez, no pierdas la oportunidad de obtener un impulso probando algunos de nuestra lista de códigos de canje que se actualizan constantemente para Call of Duty Mobile.

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