As expected, Activision has finally lifted the veil from Zombies mode that will be featured in Call of Duty: Black Ops II . Tranzit is undoubtedly the most interesting: it immerses us in a huge, enough to be crossed by bus (but also on foot, if you like), and playable alone or in the company of three other players linked online. Here, players must explore the various locations in the game world, following a pattern that combines everything together and making out all zombies and collecting items that can be combined to create new weapons.

Survival still works more like the Zombie mode of Black Ops, with players committed to defend against zombies in a single location, with the ability to fortify their position. The maps in this mode are reduced section of the world of Tranzit .

To these we add the new Grief mode, designed for 8 players divided into two teams. Here the team wins that resists more the zombies and there you can kill between players; the game world puts us but available various tools to make life difficult for the other team, such as barriers to block the enemy team making it more vulnerable to zombies and so on.

All this will be finally held together by a matchmaking engine, online leaderboards and even the ability to change these rules by creating new types of gameplay: in short, it seems that Treyarch wanted to settle at most everyone who demanded the return of the Zombie mode. We leave you with the trailer showing various gaming moments of Tranzit .