Activision and Infinity Ward are set to release the "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" Continuum DLC map pack, which will hit PS4 first as part of the developer's timed exclusive deal with Sony. The second DLC will be adding new maps plus the next zombies chapter, Shaolin Shuffle.

As announced via Activision blog, the first of the four maps featured in Continuum Map Pack called Turista takes place at a luxurious spa and resort for the future elite. This thee-lane map has snipers rest across its majestic, central waterfall and it has small corners in the hotel for players who like close quarters combat.

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Scrap is described as mankind's final dumping ground that features long sightlines and tactical pathways. Here, players need to be dead quick to remain alive.

Archive, on the other hand, is vast three-lane map that presents a post-futurist art gallery that has tight quarters while also having an open exterior battlegrounds.

As mentioned, the fourth map of the secon pack for "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" is Excess. The re-imagined map of Rust from "Modern Warfare 2" is small and circular map that introduces players to a gilded penthouse in a stretched future metropolis.

Moreover, the second DLC will also add the Shaolin Shuffle as the next zombies chapter of "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare". In this new chapter, players are transported back to the 1970s and caught inside a new horror movie the mysterious movie director villain Willard Wyler played by actor Paul Reubens from "Gotham" and "Pee-wee's Big Holiday" films.

Shaolin Shuffle will also bring in new horde of zombies across the disco-era New York locations such as subways, nightclubs and martial arts hall owned by "Shaolin Sister" played by Pam Grier. It will also add four unlockable kung fu fighting styles plus some rare combat attacks.

The "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" Continuum DLC Map Pack is available for season pass holders or can be bought separately at $15. It will reach PS4 on April 18 and a month later for Xbox One and PC platforms.