'Call of Duty: Black Ops 3': Zombies mode, Shadows of Evil, detailed through trailer
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Aside from the base game, “Call of Duty” fans also eagerly await the next instalment of the title's Zombie mode. The mode of “Call of Duty: Black Ops 3” has been recently revealed through a trailer with Noire roots featuring some celebrities.
The next Zombie mode for “Call of Duty” is dubbed Shadows of Evil. The setting of the mode was detailed through a Noire style video which also shows off four of the characters in the story.
The mode takes place in the fictional city of Morg. Four murderous individuals awaken in the zombie-infested city. The first to be revealed among the characters is a burlesque dancer by the name of Jessica, played by actress Heather Graham. Next is a crooked cop named Vincent, portrayed by Neal Mcdonough. Third to be revealed is Floyd Campbell, a boxer who cheats during matches, played by “Hellboy” himself, Ron Perlman. Rounding up the all-star cast is Jeff Goldblum, who plays a failed magician named Nero.
The story is narrated by Robert Picardo, who has also played several parts in other “Call of Duty” titles. It seems Picardo will be the one to guide the four individuals in their journey at Morg.
The game has apparently been in development for well over two and a half years, Telegraph UK reports. Treyarch has put a lot of effort in creating the city of Morg, which is said to be the largest yet densest map for the Zombie mode thus far.
Shadows of Evil will be available with every edition of “Call of Duty: Black Ops 3” at launch. It will feature two maps, one of which is the city of Morg. Those who buy the Collector’s, Hardened or Juggernaut edition of “Call of Duty: Black Ops 3” will also have access to a map called The Giant. The map has a World War II theme and is a remake of a previous Zombies map named Die Reis.
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