Treyarch, during the last day of the multiplayer beta of "Call of Duty: Black Ops 3," once again raised the level cap of the game. Aside from that, they also released another playable specialist called "Spectre."

Previously, the level cap of the game was at 34, but Treyarch, the developer of "Call of Duty: Black Ops 3," had to raise the cap again. The cap was at 40 during the last day of the PS4 multiplayer beta, as reported by GameSpot.

This is not the first time Treyarch had to raise the level cap. GameSpot reported last week, on Aug. 21, that many players have already reached the level cap and they needed to increase it, so the game continues to be interesting and of course, challenging.

And that is not the only feature added to the multiplayer beta. The developer also released a new playable specialist called "Spectre," a stealth-based specialist or a ninja-like class of "Black Ops 3."

"Next to nothing is known about the presumed wet-works Specialist, Spectre. Despite heavy redaction, all accounts suggest an individual capable of extraordinary stealth, able to evade or neutralize the most sophisticated of manned or automated security set-ups," Treyarch said in the specialist's descrption. "In every case, Spectre's victims have been 'handled' with surgically precise mid-line wounds with rarely any signs of struggle."

Unfortunately, the company did not mention whether or not the level cap will be the same for the Xbox One and PC multiplayer beta test, which will run for four days, starting this week on Aug. 26 and ending on Aug. 30.

Furthermore, there is no word yet on Spectre, being a playable specialist on the next multiplayer beta.

"Call of Duty: Black Ops 3" is set for launch this coming Nov. 6, 2015. It will be available on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One consoles, as well as on the Windows PC platform.