Call Of Duty: WWII Nazi Zombies Amps Up Horror With History, Has Doctor Who Easter Eggs
Call of Duty: WWII Nazi Zombies looks like a much-needed shakeup for the now-standard mode. Nazi [...]
Getting more into gameplay, Horsley promised Nazi Zombies would also set itself apart through a greater focus on teamwork and undead that are "built for gameplay":
prevnext"We didn't really talk at length about [when we released the trailer, but we've done things to make it more cooperative. We've done things to make it more rewarding. We've done things to reinforce what it's like to come together as a team, survive a wave, and then work as a team, separate, come back. We pushed that around a little bit so that's some fresh stuff there too.
[We've also created] zombie designs that are built for gameplay because they're built for war, right? These aren't just zombies eating your brains, these are soldiers built for the battlefield. We haven't released the full roster of zombies yet but you'll see that it introduces new mechanics and new ways to interact with zombies."
Finally, the guys from Sledgehammer delved into the game's many secrets and Easter eggs. Nazi Zombies will feature the voice talents of former Doctor Who Davide Tennant, and according to Dayton, there may be some references to the good doctor to uncover:
"Yeah, when we decided to go real-world with grounded characters, we can't see [David Tennant] pulling out a sonic screwdriver and talking about the Time Lords. However, there are some subtle nods and very hidden Easter Eggs that could certainly be construed in certain ways. That's as far as I'm gonna get into it, but I have no doubt that the fans will find and catch and broadcast those when they find them."
I definitely recommend you read GameSpot's full interview, as it's packed with more info than we can relate here. Check it out at the link, below.
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 GameSpot]
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