Last night’s splendid showcase within Warzone brought forward exciting news for the Call of Duty community. Fans can be at peace knowing that zombies are indeed going to make a return to the game with Call of Duty: Vanguard. This zombie survival genre has earned a fan following of its own and there is a dedicated community for this game mode.

Activision has been keenly working on the title, with news emerging that the studio has now given Treyarch complete control over Vanguard’s zombie.

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Treyarch will handle zombie mode for Call of Duty: Vanguard

According to a recent report by TechRadar, Treyarch is actively working on the title, and it is possibly going to best version yet. Fans can expect to see groundbreaking changes within the upcoming title, that is going to release in the later section of the year and it will be available across Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4, PS5, and PC.

The entire zombie genre has evolved drastically since its inception back in 2008 with World at War. This version of the game contained a very uncomplicated survival mode, with a limited arsenal of weapons and no perks. However, the game mode has evolved beyond that point, and now, the upcoming iteration of Vanguard will further push the envelope with more significant changes. Developers have promised a bone-chilling experience with Vanguard that fans have not experienced before.

“From the birthplace of Zombies, Treyarch helps deliver a franchise first Call of Duty Zombies crossover as Vanguard connects with the Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Zombies storyline delivering a new connection for Call of Duty players. players will be able to survive the relentless onslaught of the undead in a chilling all-new Zombies experience“.

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Activision’s utmost faith in Treyarch and allowing them to have a free rein is indeed great news. This ensures that the end product is going to be phenomenal, as the studio has never disappointed the community.

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