CALL OF DUTY WW2 ZOMBIES TRAILER REVEALED!
Sledgehammer Games has finally revealed their new take on Call of Duty Zombies mode.
Watch the trailer above and find out everything we know so far from the games official description just below.
"Sledgehammer Games delivers an original and terrifying new co-op survival experience in Call of Duty: WWII Nazi Zombies.
"Players will embark on a chilling and mysterious journey through a snowy Bavarian village in Mittelburg, Germany, as they attempt to recover priceless works of art stolen by the Axis powers in World War II.
"This village holds a shadowy secret key to an unimaginable and monstrous power. Nothing is as it seems in this zombies horror, as a dark and sinister plot unfolds to unleash an invincible Nazi army of the dead.
"A new horror rises on November 3"
The trailer was revealed at Activision's San Diego Comic-Con panel, and the company will likely reveal more about Zombies from the panel.
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We'll update this story with any new details as they're revealed.
CALL OF DUTY WW2 ZOMBIES TRAILER UPDATE 2
With just hours to go before the panel at 7.45 PM, fans are being teased about the kind of gameplay to expect from the Army of the Dead.
A Recent Tweet from Call of Duty's official Twitter account has said: "You should sleep while you can, because you may not sleep again after facing the horrors @SHGames will be unleashing."
This Tweet comes with rumours that the new Zombie Mode will be much more adult than past iterations, and this is certainly true when you take into account developer Sledgehammer Games' history of developing Dead Space titles.
Sledgehammer boss Michael Condrey has said the Zombie mode will have “some really authentic stuff” including a more grounded back story that’s based on real history.
Condrey also confirmed our beliefs about Sledgehammers influence, adding that the mode will be “unique to our Dead Space signature.”
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CALL OF DUTY WW2 ZOMBIES TRAILER UPDATE 1
A Tweet from @charlieINTEL has revealed that there will be no live stream of the San Diego Comic-Con event.
It's believed to start at 7:45 PM today.
However, Charlie Intel have confirmed they will be live tweeting the panel in attendance
We suspect that the panel will open with the new trailer this evening before a lengthy discussion about the games new features.
So it's likely the trailer could drop on YouTube a couple of minutes after the start of the panel at 7:45.
That said, we'll be sure to keep the page updated with new details throughout the event.
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Sledgehammer Games latest trailer for the fan-favourite Zombie mode for Call of Duty WW2 leaked a few days ago, but developers are urging you to watch the complete version at Comic Con later today.
The newly named ‘Army of the Dead’ mode will have you fighting the Third Reich’s last ditch attempt to win World War 2.
Although developers announced that the full reveal would happen at San Diego Comic-Con 2017, they didn’t say exactly what time we could expect it, but now we know.
The hugely anticipated Army of the Dead mode will be revealed during Sledgehammer's Comic-Con panel at 11:45 AM PT, which means we’ll get our sneak peek at the trailer by dinner time around 7.45pm.
However, we might need to wait a little longer as there’s currently no indication of whether this will be streamed live, it’s unlikely though because last years’ Comic-Con didn’t receive this kind of treatment.
That said, it'll likely be posted to Call of Duty: WW2's official YouTube account later for anyone who missed the official Comic-Con reveal.
The official description of the event is promising though, as apparently, Sledgehammer will be bringing big Hollywood actors with them to the panel, and there are some huge names among them.
Call of Duty: WWII (PS4)
Call of Duty: WWII (PS4)
Call of Duty WW2’s zombie mode is incredibly special this year, not just because it’s apparently getting the proper horror treatment, but it's also been revealed that it includes some massive Hollywood names involved with the project.
Most notably, David Tennant, known best for his role as the 10th Doctor on BBC’s Doctor Who and Detective Inspector Alec Hardy on ITV’s Broadchurch, will star in the game as Drostan Hynd.
He will star alongside DareDevil’s Elodie Yung, who played Elektra in the hit series, Mission: Impossible veteran Ving Rhames, Vikings’ Kathryn Winnick, and the horror genre regular Udo Kier.
They will play Call of Duty WW2 Zombies characters Olivia Durant, Marie Fischer, Jefferson Potts, and Doktor Peter GluckenSpringer Straub respectively.
The troupe of Hollywood greats will appear alongside key Sledgehammer developers on the panel to answer fan questions and reveal exactly what to expect from the newest zombie mode.
However, Sledgehammer devs might not start out too happy at the panel, because as we mentioned earlier the trailer was leaked ahead of time (but was subsequently pulled).
Sledgehammer Games is pretty disappointed that the zombie mode trailer leaked early, and the developers have been vocal about the whole ordeal.
The official Sledgehammer Twitter account told fans to hang on and wait for the full reveal.
"Leaks aren't ideal, but know that we appreciate the support," the tweet reads. "We're almost done with the Nazi Zombies Trailer. Hang tight, it'll be worth it!"
The views were echoed by Sledgehammer's Michael Condrey, who pleaded with fans not to watch the leaked footage.
"We’re working hard to finish the official Nazi Zombies trailer. Please respect the craft & avoid spoilers today, final trailer coming soon," he said.
Sledgehammer's Glenn Schofield was slightly more than disappointed, however, voicing his anger over Twitter.
"Leaks suck, spoils it for everyone," he said. "Avoid the leaked trailer, wait a few more days for the real thing. It's worth it. #pissed"
This was followed by: "You spend almost three years on something & with 5 days until reveal some &$#%}!! leaks our trailer. Bummed, disappointed."
Most of the leaked footage has been taken offline, while Sledgehammer has suggested that more than just a trailer will be revealed during Comic-Con.
Thankfully, you don’t have long to wait now, so stay tuned for the trailer the way developers intended it at 7.45 tonight!