The launch trailer for Metal Gear Online’s Cloaked In Silence DLC has been released by Konami, offering fans a brief glimpse of all the new content bundled into MGO’s first big expansion.
Of course, the biggest change in this week’s Metal Gear Online DLC is the addition of Quiet, the deadly sniper introduced in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. Quiet remains as deadly as ever in MGO, especially when given a chance to take long-range shots at the opposing team, and she will undoubtedly become a fan favorite in Metal Gear Online just as she was in MGSV. But there’s a lot more than just a new hero character being introduced this week.
The first round of Metal Gear Online DLC also includes three new maps. Coral Complex takes place on a sprawling collection of oil rigs, designed to look like a partially-reconstructed Mother Base. The Rust Palace should also be familiar to anyone who completed the Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain campaign, returning players to the same dilapidated palace where Snake and Quiet are forced to defend themselves from an intense ambush. Azure Mountain sees players return to Africa, where they’ll battle one another in the buildings and plains surrounding a massive rock known as the Cradle of Spirits.
All three maps will be available to the entire Metal Gear Online community; however, those who choose not to purchase the DLC only get to see the new locales in Survival mode. Of course, Konami is gating the game’s newest mode, too. Those who purchase Cloaked In Silence get unlimited access to Survival mode while those who choose not to pay will only be able to play 10 matches per week.
For a closer look at all of the content in this week’s Cloaked In Silence DLC, check out the latest Metal Gear Online trailer from the folks at Konami. Then head down to the comments section and let us know whether or not you’re still playing Metal Gear Online with any regularity.
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