YES NO In Call of Duty: World at War, you don't have much time to pat yourself on the back after crushing the Third Reich, because after the credits roll you find yourself facing hordes of Nazi Zombies. It's a thrilling tale of survival and horror, punctured by plenty of bullets and explosions. A handful of survivors are immune to the zombie virus and, armed with weapons real and makeshift, must battle their way to a series of safe houses that ultimately lead to salvation and rescue. Gameplay In Left 4 Dead, the dreaded zombie apocalypse has finally occurred, and most of humanity has turned into a ravenous swarm hungry for succulent human flesh. Still, if you were wondering how they stack up, we've outlined both games' relative strengths below across a number of different categories. Of course we recognize that Left 4 Dead is a full game and CoD's mode is a bonus game so directly comparing their qualities isn't exactly fair.
The other isn't a game that you expect to be included here, but Call of Duty: World at War from Activision and Treyarch features a bonus level that has you and three others hold out against waves of Nazi zombies.īoth games have co-op action with up to four players against the undead, so it's tempting to draw comparisons. Left 4 Dead from Valve pits you and three other players against a modern-day zombie apocalypse. In fact, two of the season's biggest games have zombies in them. If that's the case, then the digital version of hell must be stuffed, because zombies are showing up more and more often in gaming.
According to Dawn of the Dead, when hell is full the dead will walk the Earth.
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