CoD MW3 Season 6: Release date and what to expect
All of our attention might be on the imminent arrival of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 which is launching at the end of October, but Modern Warfare III’s Season 6 is even closer and it has plenty of new updates to keep us occupied in the meantime.
Season 5 began back in July and along with it came a bunch of new maps, game modes and weapons, but the next instalment has a slightly darker twist to it.
It will be a spooky affair befitting of autumn that will see crossovers with a horror icon and the return of several eerie game modes.
Read on to find out when Season 6 will be released as well as a breakdown of the key updates we can expect.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III’s Season 6 update will be released on Wednesday 18th September 2024 at 9am Pacific Time, according to a recent blog post on the game’s official website.
For us in the UK, that is 5pm on the same day.
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We can expect a lot from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III’s Season 6. A horror-themed event called The Haunting is returning after it previously featured in Black Ops Cold War back in 2021. It is set to run until October 16th 2024.
Other major events themed around horror TV shows and films are also coming. The Walking Dead: Road to Terminus is running between September 25th and October 2nd, while Trick 'r Treat: Candy Hunt will be live from October 2nd until October 16th.
Aside from these events, players will also be able to get their hands on operator and weapon skins based on several scary icons including serial killer Michael Myers from the Halloween films, Daryl Dixon from The Walking Dead, Art the Clown from the film Terrifier, possessed versions of Makarov and Valeria inspired by Smile 2 and five iterations fromTrick 'r Treat.
A brand new multiplayer map is due to land as well.
Read more on radiotimes.com
