Treyarch Developer Teases ‘Big Plans’ For Call of Duty Zombies’ Future
Call of Duty Zombies has an incredibly passionate fan base, with many growing up alongside the mode since it made its debut back in 2008. As time passes, Call of Duty Zombies has continued to evolve, and a Treyarch developer’s recent comments are making fans optimistic about the future.
Any good news around Call of Duty Zombies is welcome at this point, as Call of Duty: Vanguard’s version of the mode proved to be a disaster on several levels. Not only was it unpolished and lacking expected features like server pause, Wonder Weapons, and easter eggs, but a switch away from round-based Zombies was met with many complaints from the community. While Treyarch is attempting to turn things around with round-based Vanguard maps, it is also hiring for future Zombies content.
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Kevin Drew, an Associate Director at Treyarch with a key role in developing some of Zombies’ best experiences, has teased that Treyarch has ‘big plans’ for the mode. While he does not provide any additional details as to what these plans are, he does clarify that Treyarch is hiring developers specifically for Zombies. With several positions open for new and veteran developers alike, whatever comes next for Zombies will seemingly require a much larger team.
Unsurprisingly, this has let to a lot of speculation in the Call of Duty Zombies community. The most obvious project that Treyarch is hiring for is Call of Duty 2024, though fans are wondering if there is more Zombies content being worked on outside of that game. After all, there have been some interesting leaks about Zombies Chronicles 2, so perhaps Treyarch is hiring more developers to work on remastering old maps while the main team works on Call of Duty
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