Call of Duty Zombies
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NightRunner – Beta Sign Up | Alpha Beta Gamer
NightRunner is a new horde survival game combining extraction, dungeon exploration, and tower defense elements. Players choose from four Runner Kits and crew roles, defending their moving train wagon against enemies. The game features four distinct modes where failed runs result in losing all scavenged resources.
New Call of Duty Zombies Art Book Tops Amazon Charts and Gets Launch Discount
Treyarch's new Call of Duty Zombies art book, featuring developer interviews and artwork, is currently a best-seller on Amazon and available at a discounted price. The book chronicles the history of the Zombies mode within the Call of Duty franchise.
Gears of War: E-Day's new Horde may be the game's most interesting mode, but it left me with more questions than answers
Gears of War: E-Day's new Horde Siege mode offers a more engaging and revolutionary take on the classic survival mode, featuring open-world maps, multiple objectives, and an extraction mechanic for weapon upgrades. While preview event technical issues limited playtime, the mode's evolution from asset reuse to a standalone experience with elements of extraction shooters and MOBA-like progression was evident, with Boss Invasions and a faster Blitz variant also highlighted.
Reacher Star Alan Ritchson Loves Call Of Duty, Would Be Up For Being In The Movie
Actor Alan Ritchson, known for his role in Reacher, expressed his love for the Call of Duty video game series and his interest in participating in an upcoming Call of Duty movie, provided the story is compelling. He specifically suggested the inclusion of the popular Zombies mode. The film is set in the Modern Warfare universe, directed by Peter Berg and written by Taylor Sheridan, with Paramount producing.
Absent a Left 4 Dead 3, modders are turning Team Fortress 2 into COD Zombies instead
A total-conversion mod for Team Fortress 2, named Mann Versus Zombies, is transforming the game into a Call of Duty Zombies-like experience. Developed by Breadworks, this mod features escalating horde survival with upgradable weapons and character perks, supporting up to eight players. It is set to launch soon on Steam with full Steam Workshop support.
Far Far West is my favorite indie in recent years, and Fanatical already has a discount for it
Far Far West, an indie game blending elements of Red Dead Redemption 2 and Deep Rock Galactic with zombie-like Easter eggs, is currently available at a discount on Fanatical. The game features robot cowboys, supernatural bounty hunts, and a repetitive yet engaging gameplay loop that has earned it an 'Overwhelmingly Positive' rating on Steam.
Blood Reaver Brings Back Classic CoD Zombies Vibes on Steam Early Access
Hell Byte Studios has launched Blood Reaver on Steam Early Access, blending Bloodborne's atmosphere with Call of Duty Zombies' wave-shooting gameplay. The game features a dark fantasy setting where players embody a cursed warrior fighting a demonic uprising, with combat and progression systems designed for replayability. Priced at $14.99, it aims to offer a focused, atmospheric experience for fans of classic round-based shooters.
Jason Blundell Starts Yet Another Studio Magic Fractal, Says “Third Time’s The Charm”
Jason Blundell, founder of the recently closed Dark Outlaw Games and formerly of Call of Duty: Zombies fame, has launched a new studio named Magic Fractal. He is joined by former colleague JCbackfire, marking his third venture after the closures of Deviation Games and Dark Outlaw Games. Blundell expresses optimism that this new studio will be his most successful.
PlayStation shuts down another game studio as it moves away from mobile gaming
Sony Interactive Entertainment has closed its first-party studio Dark Outlaw Games, founded by Call Of Duty Zombies creator Jason Blundell, as part of a strategic shift away from mobile gaming. The company is scaling back its presence in the mobile market, with around 50 people laid off across its mobile division, though it will continue to support select titles. This move signals a potential change in PlayStation's priorities for future console generations.
Sony is Shutting Down Dark Outlaw Games, Moving Away From Mobile Development – Rumor
Sony is reportedly shutting down Dark Outlaw Games, a studio founded by Jason Blundell, and is also cutting around 50 employees from its mobile development division. This move away from mobile comes as the company focuses on a few select high-impact projects, potentially impacting titles like MLB The Show Mobile and Ratchet and Clank: Ranger Rumble.
PlayStation's Disastrous First-Party Leadership Culminates in Yet Another Studio Closure
Sony has closed Dark Outlaw Games, a studio led by a Treyarch veteran, before it could release any titles. This closure adds to a pattern of PlayStation first-party studio closures and layoffs across its US and European operations. Sony is also exiting the mobile game market, despite ongoing support for some existing titles.
John Carpenter's Toxic Commando review - guns, guts, and glory | Pocket Tactics
John Carpenter's Toxic Commando offers a classic co-op shooter experience reminiscent of Left 4 Dead and Call of Duty Zombies. The game focuses on cooperative gameplay with a blend of shooting and gore.
Modder Drops COD Zombies Into Minecraft Like It’s Nothing
A skilled modder has successfully integrated Call of Duty Zombies gameplay mechanics into Minecraft, a feat previously considered highly difficult. The mod features functional zombie spawns, combat, and AI within Minecraft's engine, showcasing significant technical achievement and pushing the boundaries of game modification. This crossover highlights the potential for ambitious projects beyond typical game mods and demonstrates the enduring appeal of both franchises.
"The rumor factory working overtime" - Call of Duty's social media account shuts down talk of a standalone Zombies game
Activision has officially denied rumors of a standalone Call of Duty Zombies game through the franchise's official X/Twitter account. This denial comes amidst speculation about the future of yearly Call of Duty releases following a lukewarm reception to Call of Duty: Black Ops 7.
