Call of Duty: WWII delivers its first DLC pack later this month, which means we’re getting another dose of Nazi Zombies gruesomeness. Entitled The Darkest Shore, the new chapter traps you on an island packed with Doktor Straub’s unholy creations. Check out a stomach-turning trailer and official details, below.
“The Darkest Shore follows our intrepid heroes into the next chapter of their dangerous and horrifying Nazi Zombies journey. Only days after the disaster in Mittelburg, the crew arrives at an island blanketed in fog and rich in occult history. A tactically important naval base for the Axis, the island is surrounded by air and sea power – and of course crawling with the undead.
Marie, Drostan, Olivia, and Jefferson will need to fight off legions of war-ready zombies, as well as survive Nazi airstrikes, strafing runs, and naval artillery barrages. As waves of thick fog roll across the island, the team will need to strategically time their stealth, melee, and gun-blazing assaults to avoid the horrors that hide in the fog.
Luckily, the team will have powerful new tools at their disposal. Their time in Mittelburg has taught them how to combine mundane weapons with the enigmatic new energies of the undead for lethal results. And our heroes will need all the help they can get, because Straub has more secrets hidden away in the wet roots of this island. New threats, new traps, and new undead monstrosities, which are more cunning, quick, and bloodthirsty than before.”
The Darkest Shore is part of the Call of Duty: WWII – The Resistance DLC pack. In addition to the additional Nazi Zombies chapter, it includes three multiplayer maps (Occupation, Anthropoid, Valkyrie) and a new War Mode operation. You can get more details here.
Call of Duty: WWII is available on PC, Xbox One, and PS4. The Resistance DLC pack storms onto PS4 on January 30, and PC and Xbox One 30 days later.
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