Most importantly, remember what works and what doesn’t. As you make it deeper into Nazi Zombies, you’ll find the waves stacking up and tougher and faster enemies thrown into the mix, so use downtime between waves wisely, and plan your actions. Look for things you can interact with in the environment, as well as visual clues as to how the things you see might fit together. Take a look around and figure out what it is you need to do to progress, because zombie-slaying alone won’t do that. The trick is to focus on your surroundings at the start when the waves are thinner and less aggressive. Initially it’s tempting to just blast the zombies around you and grab more expensive guns that offer superior firepower, but if that’s all you do then you’ll never make it very far. Play the map, don’t just shoot zombiesĮvery time you take out a zombie, you earn Jolts, which is the currency you use to buy weapons, collect upgrades and, crucially, unlock access to new areas of the map. We’ve been playing Sledgehammer’s latest for a while now, so here are some things we suggest bearing in mind.
The first time you get baited into a jumpscare and start to get your head around the new lore, you’ll realize you’re in for a good time, but if you want to make progress in Nazi Zombies then you’ll need to think smart as well as holding your nerve.
Zombies has been part of Call of Duty for a number of years now, and on the surface of it Nazi Zombies doesn’t do all that much to change the formula, but Sledgehammer Games’ mashup of World War II and the undead has a lot of class and horror know-how – hardly surprising, given the developers who formed the studio came from the sadly departed Visceral Games, where they oversaw the creation of the amazing Dead Space series.
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