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Epic releases Gears of War 2 map pack

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On December 15, 2008, 10:52 AM

Epic’s blockbuster title, Gears of War 2, has received its first piece of downloadable content on Xbox Live. Called “Combustible,” the DLC offers three new maps including Gold Rush, which features multiple paths for combatants to explore, the Fuel Station, with plenty of exploding objects and Flood, where players will have to be careful of the rising and falling tide of Imulsion floating through the level.

Each of the new multiplayer maps will also be playable in the popular five player co-op Horde mode. The 79MB Combustible Map Pack is available to download now for 800 Microsoft Points, or $10. If you aren’t sure about the purchase just yet, perhaps you'll want to check out the trailer showing off the new maps after the jump.


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