Call Of Duty: WWII Devs Explain How They’re Making Nazi Zombies Legitimately Terrifying
Call of Duty: WWII is taking a different approach with it new Zombies mode. Gone is the campiness, [...]
So, just how scary is the game? According to Dayton, even he's been known to let out the occasional embarrassing shriek when playing…
prevnext"I think this is, without a doubt, the scariest version of Zombies that you will have ever seen. We had some members of a certain professional sports team come through, and they were big fans of the zombie mode, and I was trying to be cool and show off the latest element that we just opened up. And so, I'm kind of half talking to them, half looking, and I turn around and a zombie busts out of the window right in front of me. I shriek like I'm 12 years old. That's the game we're making."
Of course, Nazi Zombies won't entirely throw the zombie baby out with the befouled bath water. This is still a four-player co-op experience, and, in addition to the horror, Sledgehammer promises an "exciting, mysterious, sleuthing experience" with a ton of deeply-hidden Easter eggs. In fact, according to them, their own expert play testers still haven't uncovered everything they've slipped in.
Want to know even more about Call of Duty: WWII Nazi Zombies? Check out our recap of Activision and Sledgehammer's big SDCC 2017 Call of Duty panel.
Call of Duty: WWII (and Nazi Zombies) storms onto PC, Xbox One, and PS4 on November 3. You can check out WWG's latest Call of Duty coverage here.
[via GamesRadar]
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