Call of Duty: Black Ops III's zombie game mode is called 'Shadows of Evil'

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 09 Jul 2015 10:59 User comments (1)

Treyarch's latest, 'Call of Duty: Black Ops III,' will have its own zombie game mode, entitled 'Shadows of Evil.'

The developer introduced the mode today at Comic-Con, and also released some info on the voice cast and the story line. Shadows of Evil will be set in a 1940s noir realm and feature four characters: The Magician, The Femme-Fatale, The Cop and The Boxer. The characters will face situations "masterminded by the mysterious Shadow Man."

Added studio head Mark Lamia: "Treyarch has crafted a totally unique and face-melting gameplay experience for our loyal Zombies community, with Call of Duty: Black Ops III: Zombies – Shadows of Evil. The development team has packed Shadows of Evil with more gameplay and fun than any other experience before it, and has an appropriately twisted and deep narrative, performed by fantastic acting talent, that will keep our fans spinning."

COD: Black Ops III is scheduled for release on November 6th.

Check out the first trailer here:

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110.7.2015 12:22

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I'm sorry but is this an ad pushing the single player zombie mode? ? C.O.D. CRAP has always been notorious for screwing people on campaign mode with 6 hour game lengths.

Who on GOD's green earth would buy this for a short assed single player mode? Even if available on multiplayer, I'm sure it will be, they should be using THAT footage.

I just hate the C.O.D. teenie-bopper-loving franchise. After the 2nd one it went to crap. Repetitive movements, weapons, MAPS all the same just "different" (kinda like watching 2 different tv shows that use the same set). Bunch of stupid kids playing all day and night cheating. Not my thing

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