Once that’s done, players are free to play the mode as much as they want while it’s available.įor those hopping into a Call of Duty Zombies mode for the first time, here’s the gist: players, playing either alone or with up to three others, are dropped into a map (in this case Shi No Numa, one of the original Zombies maps from Call of Duty: World at War) armed with only a pistol and a knife and tasked with fending off the zombies that start swarming them. All one has to do to unlock Call of Duty Mobile’s Zombies mode is reach level 5 through playing the rest of the game normally. That’s intentional, and luckily for impatient fans, it doesn’t take long to remedy that. RELATED: Call of Duty: Mobile - Everything We Know So Far About Zombies, Battle Pass, and MoreĪnyone who downloaded the game this weekend may have been surprised to find that they weren’t able to immediately jump into Zombies mode.
Now that it’s available in on mobile devices for a limited time, it should give newcomers even more incentive to give the game a try, even if they won’t be able to access it right away. Since 2008’s Call of Duty: World at War, this mode has popped up frequently throughout the series and offered fans a break from the main military action with more fantastic horde-based challenges against legions of the undead set on maps specifically designed for Call of Duty Zombies. That changed this weekend with the return of the franchise’s fan-favorite side mode, Zombies. Call of Duty Mobile has proved to be quite a hit for Activision in the nearly two months it’s been out, and all that time the game managed to attract millions of downloads with just two modes, the standard Multiplayer, and Battle Royale.
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