![]() They’re exactly the same as the Hardened/Prestige edition versions of the maps, only everyone can play them now. The World at War maps are physically identical to their appearance in the previous Treyarch Call of Duty game, though the weapons you can get from the Mystery Box are all from a more modern era. The hacking device is needed to complete the easter egg, but it can also be used in a variety of other ways, anything from opening doors at a discounted price to gifting points to another player. There’s also a map-specific hacking device which sits in the same equipment slot as your P.E.S., meaning you can only carry one or the other. There’s a slow-moving astronaut zombie that can headbutt-teleport you to another part of the map, but with only one appearing at a time, it’s really more of an inconvenience than a constant threat. It’s very challenging to stay alive here, even with no real “boss” zombies to worry about. ![]() It’s hard to call “Moon” the best map, but it is by far the largest and most elaborate of the 10 released so far. You’ll just have an easier time following the clues and finding each piece of the puzzle as you go. It’s also the most transparent one, though that’s not to say it’s a cakewalk. The map also includes a wide range of interactive elements and what is–without a doubt–the most elaborate Zombies easter egg yet constructed. You can’t go high enough to leap clear over a zombie’s head, but there’s a noticeable difference. You also quickly notice that the moon’s low-gravity environment has a pronounced effect on your jumping abilities. space suits), which you’ll need to grab and equip (up on the D-pad) in order to survive. There’s no air here! Fortunately, you appear directly in front of a storage locker containing free P.E.S. Modern Warfare 2 is bringing back an iconic Call of Duty sniperĥ features Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 Season 3 needs to implementĬall of Duty: Warzone 2.0 Season 2 makes 5 excellent improvementsĪs soon as you teleport and land on the moon, your character starts choking. There are still windows to build, wall weapons to buy, a Mystery Box, Perk-a-Cola machines, Pack-a-Punch upgrades… all of the elements that have evolved over time to make Zombies mode awesome. The mode remains fundamentally unchanged, in that you’re still tasked with killing large numbers of zombies while trying to survive for as many rounds as you can. The fifth map, “Moon,” is completely new and pretty much the most insane zombie-killing playground that Treyarch has yet unleashed. Four of the five have already been released, they’re the four Zombie mode maps from Call of Duty: World at War and its DLC expansions, previously available in Black Ops for those who got the Hardened or Prestige edition of the game: Shi No Numa–“Swamp”, Nacht Der Untoten–“Factory”, Verruckt–“Asylum” and Der Riese–“Factory.” ![]() ![]() For starters, it’s all Zombie maps– five of them, to be precise. The Rezurrection map pack is unusual for a couple of reasons. This week sees the release of what will no doubt be the very last DLC expansion for Treyarch‘s 2010 hit, Call of Duty: Black Ops.
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