Black Ops 6 Zombies Is Getting The Best CoD Change In Years

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After years of requests, has finally added an especially desired feature to its massive Zombies mode. As the annual shooter franchise has evolved over the years, Zombies has turned into an experience all its own, becoming the sole reason many pick up each new installment at launch. Thanks to a zany storyline of cheesy villains and mad-cap science, as well as its fast-paced, frenetic co-op action, Zombies is an institution; one can hardly imagine a new without some kind of undead mode.

Per a post on X (formerly Twitter), confirmed that a Solo match of 's Zombies will allow players to save their gameso they can quit and pick it up later.

Zombies will also save if it's left on pause for a certain amount of team, meaning users won't need to leave their devices on overnight to preserve an especially impressive run. There are some limitations to prevent players from cheating the system: Saving can only be completed provided users are "."

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Zombies has been previewed, and there are a few returning characters from previous Zombies modes, as well as a new face.

While Zombies may have eked its way into, the mode is synonymous with the sub-franchise so it stands to reason that the sixth entry incorporates some more substantial improvements. Aside from the ability to save a game in a Solo match, players will also be able to join a friend's game no matter their progression, making for seamless drop-in/drop-out co-op with private matchmaking. The implementation of a new omnidirectional movement system should also ensure that characters can move through each expansive map faster than ever.

Aside from these quality-of-life improvements, 's Zombies will feel instantly familiar to anyone who played the previous generations. Powerful items like GobbleGum Machines and Perk-a-Colas make a return to shake up combat and deliver the power fantasy that's become an essential component of the franchise. Each new map will also feature a «guided mode» to help new