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Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare Has Zombies Mode, Early Map Access On PS4
Infinity Ward has developed Call of Duty since the beginning of the series, but it's never dabbled with the undead. Zombies mode was the brainchild of Treyarch, which introduced the spinoff mode in its Call of Duty: World at War. Activision and Infinity Ward just announced the latest entry in the series, which not only takes the series into space, but also marks the first time that players will be able to fight off zombies in an Infinity Ward-developed Call of Duty title.
Infinity Ward's communications director, Eric Monacelli, revealed the mode in a post on the PlayStation Blog, saying "...Infinite Warfare will introduce an original cooperative Zombies mode that takes players on a wild ride through a new storyline with unique gameplay features and mechanics." More details will be coming soon.
Additionally, PlayStation 4 owners will get access to the game's DLC map packs 30 days before they're released on competing platforms.
Look for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare on November 4.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
Once again, zombies wear down a team of humans.
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