Nah-mbies
Although Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is a soft reboot of sorts, it stays true to one of the non-features of the original Call of Duty games. When Modern Warfare launches this October, it won’t have the Zombies mode that has become ever-popular in Call of Duty cooperative multiplayer.
Speaking with PlayStation Lifestyle at the recent reveal event, Modern Warfare‘s campaign gameplay director Jacob Minkoff explained why there won’t be zombies in this game. “Because [the Black Ops games] focus on more of the stylized, graphic novel, superhero experience, they can have the much more ‘out there’ different types of gameplay in their games. But for us, we’re trying to create an authentic, realistic feeling world. We don’t have the flexibility to do something like put zombies in the game. That would compromise the feeling of playing in a world that feels realistic and authentic and relative to today’s conflicts and things we face,” he said.
Infinity Ward isn’t a stranger to zombies, though. In 2016, Infinite Warfare had a Zombies mode. However, that game also had space battles, which certainly flies in the face of the current day realism angle that Minkoff talks about in Modern Warfare. Thus, Activision’s taking a year off from Zombies. In Modern Warfare, the dead stay dead.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Will Not Have a Zombies Mode [PlayStation Lifestyle]
