Treyarch reveals Black Ops 4 Zombies maps coming at launch Zombies fans will be happy with the latest details from Treyarch on the highly-anticipated game mode ahead of Black Ops 4\u2019s release. In a video uploaded to the official PlayStation YouTube channel, Zombies director Jason Blundell has given an inside look at what Zombies maps will be available with the game at launch. Unlike previous iterations of the franchise that have only launched with a single Zombies map, Black Ops 4 will ship with three maps for fans to sink their teeth into \u2014 IX, Voyage of Despair, and Blood of the Dead. IX will see players transported back in time to a gladiatorial arena complete with medieval costumes that will allow players \u201cto experience the gore, the blood, and the violence\u201d of that era. Voyage of Despair is another time-traveling affair where players will do battle on the infamous Titanic, and Blundell assures there is \u201cmore to the situation than just icebergs.\u201d The final map is a blast from the past in the form of Blood of the Dead, which is a reimagining of the map Mob of the Dead from Black Ops II. Players will meet the familiar cast of characters as they try and escape from the prison island. Starting as a mere easter egg on Treyarch\u2019s Call of Duty: World at War back in 2008, Zombies had grown into a cultural phenomenon over the last 10 years. Also shipping with Black Ops 4 is Blackout, Treyarch\u2019s battle royale mode, that received widespread praise during the beta and has many players preparing to dive in once the game launches on October 12.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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