A talented modder has created a Call of Duty Zombies map inspired by Minecraft, showcasing the potential for crossovers in the game's co-op mode. The mod features crafting, mini-games, and a Minecraft-themed twist on classic Zombies elements.
The Call of Duty franchise is continuing its trend of collaborating with renowned names from the gaming, television, and film industries. In recent years, the shooter series has partnered with entities like WWE, Fallout, and Squid Game to launch limited-time events across multiplayer and Warzone. However, while the aforementioned Squid Game crossover introduced a novel “Dead Light, Green Light” mode to Zombies, most collaborations leave this mode untouched.
However, the exceptionally talented CoD modding community steps in where Activision falls short, bringing their own crossovers to Call of Duty Zombies.A prime example of this community spirit is the Call of Duty Minecraft mod, developed by map modder Resxt. This Zombies map, inspired by the popular sandbox game, eloquently demonstrates why Call of Duty’s co-op mode should be incorporated into these crossovers. The map boasts a fully functional crafting system, empowering players to create an array of items that grant them a tactical advantage against the undead, who have also received a Minecraft-themed makeover. The mod even includes mini-games and a captivating main Easter Egg quest to complete. Beyond its numerous Minecraft-inspired features, the mod retains all the beloved Call of Duty Zombies elements. Players can access a vast arsenal of weaponry, Perk-a-Cola machines, and the iconic Mystery Box, complete with Wonder Weapons. This Minecraft mod underscores the immense potential for incorporating crossovers into Call of Duty Zombies. With Call of Duty now under the Microsoft umbrella, Activision has a golden opportunity to expand its collaborations with other franchises, enriching the Zombies experience. Brand-new battlegrounds or a fresh aesthetic for existing maps, inspired by other Microsoft-owned games, would be a welcome addition to the existing roster. Alongside Minecraft, the possibilities for potential zombie crossovers are practically limitless. Imagine maps inspired by The Elder Scrolls or Halo making their way to Zombies, along with innovative event formulas for multiplayer and battle royale modes.
CALL OF DUTY ZOMBIES MINECRAFT MODDING CROSSOVER
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