COD Mobile Season 3: New Map Coastal Revealed. We’re just halfway around Season 2: Day of Reckoning and Call of Duty Mobile has already started teasing what they are up to for Season 3. Yesterday, Call of Duty dropped a teaser of their brand new map launching in Season 3.
About COD Mobile Season 3 New Map Coastal
Titled Coastal, the map will feature 5v5 mode, as per leaks from the Chinese version. The map is medium-sized with alleyways that will offer quite a lot of breathing room for snipers. Although, some corners of the map are absolutely best suited for close-range combats. Many players from the community are comparing the outlook of the map with the famous PC title Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
It seems the map will offer a gameplay experience similar to the Tunisia map. Furthermore, in the teaser, we spotted an ‘A’ marked on a wall. This can only imply that the ‘Search & Destroy’ mode will also be available with this map. Something to celebrate for all the Search & Destroy lovers out there.
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Judging from fans’ reaction, players are pretty hyped for what the next season has to offer. The trailer also features an electrifying voice of a new character who is reportedly making an appearance in Season 3. In the trailer, we can hear him suggesting others to stay cautious for what is about to come next. Many speculations are going on for what the warning is about, but it seems we have to wait for season 3 to drop if we wish to unravel the mystery.
COD Mobile Season 3: New Map Coastal Release?
However, the exact release date of the new map is not revealed yet. The map is expected to release after the release of season 3 which is around 17th April, as the ongoing season 2 in COD Mobile will end on 16th of April. Although, it is also possible that the map is released with a weekly event in the later stages of Season 3.
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