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Modern Warfare 4 DMZ will be getting a new map in Season 1

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Modern Warfare 4 DMZ will be getting a new map in Season 1

Call of Duty has announced Season 1 for Modern Warfare 4 will begin on November 6 at midnight ET, and DMZ is already getting a new map.

Future locations have already been teased for DMZ before the launch of the game, but the first one is already arriving a mere two weeks post-launch.

But it's not just a new map; it's quite different to Hajin and is more reminiscent of Building 21 from the original DMZ.

"A previously undiscovered weapons facility — codenamed X01 — has recently been seized by enemy forces. Recent reconnaissance along the northern border of North Korea has determined an infiltration point, allowing for deployment through Hajin. Current data suggests this facility was a GRANIT Arms black site. It appears comprised of a dimly lit, labyrinthian network of passageways, tunnels, and linking chambers surrounding a clandestine weapons assembly line and other, more surprising locations. Appearing to be fully enclosed from the outside world, ground-penetrating radar has revealed multi-floored vertical traversals, where the only reliable edge you may have is the back-up of your squadmates."

Expect a fairly strong PvP experience, though apparently that's not the worst thing you'll encounter. We're told it "may be unwise to engage them in head-to-head combat" referring not to players, but to the 100 Spirits NK Faction that is active in the vicinity.

Ghost will act as our Watcher for infils into X01, and alongside the map will be new pages of DMZ Orders for players to complete.

X01 will also be home to a bunch of new enemy types, items, and equipment, though the first two are labelled as [CLASSIFIED].


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