Five (Black Ops) There aren't many video games that let you slay hordes of undead zombies while making witty quips as JFK or Fidel Castro.Zombies slowly walk to your position when alarms begin to blare. Moon (Black Ops) You spawn in with an M1911 in a small arena, clueless to where you are.Kino Der Toten (Black Ops) Originally a cut Zombies map for World at War, Kino Der Toten is a fantastic introduction to the Zombies game mode present in Call of Duty: Black Ops.Gorod Krovi (Black Ops 3) This map was fantastic fan service for those who have stuck with the franchise since the beginning, bringing back the PPSH-41 and mounted MG-42's while including the modern Zombies mechanics fans came to love.The split between two timelines made many veterans groan over Treyarch's attempt to gain sympathy over a new cast of characters for the third time.
Ancient Evil (Black Ops 4) Black Ops 4's perk changes brought ire among many fans, dropping Juggernog and trying to make armor a proper replacement.Der Riese (World at War) Nacht Der Untoten might have introduced the world to the frantic mania of Zombies, but Der Riese was when this game mode really took off with casuals and hardcore gamers alike.Players could now slide, use GobbleGums-powerups players could consume at will-to make rounds easier, and had specialist weapons they could use. Shadows of Evil (Black Ops 3) Black Ops 3 introduced a plethora of gameplay changes in both its multiplayer and Zombies game modes.Then, add Black Ops 3's gameplay systems and you have Der Eisendrache. Der Eisendrache (Black Ops 3) Take the epic easter egg present in Moon and set it within a Medieval castle.Origins (Black Ops 2) Black Ops 2 received criticism from veteran Zombies fans for its boring cast of characters, lackluster maps, and lack of the original Zombies cast in this installment.It lacked interesting characters, had a lacking easter egg, and its segmented nature made it a chore to play. Mob of the Dead (Black Ops 2) Many Zombies fans were disappointed with Treyarch's first map, TranZit.
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