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Call Of Duty Twitter Account Teasing Exo Zombie Content

by Mike Futter on Jan 19, 2015 at 10:50 AM

The first DLC pack for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will arrive this month first on Xbox systems. We’ve shown you the Exo Zombies introduction trailer and a recent teaser featuring voice over by John Malkovich. Today we get to see a little more.

A string of tweets made “in character” reveals some of the back story for Exo Zombies. It seems that someone is hacking Atlas’ systems, and based on the context, it’s an inside job.

Along the way, the mysterious protagonist (who we learn at the end is Rose McGowan’s character) finds an ID file for John Malkovich’s character (a maintenance worker), Bill Paxton's character (an executive), and Jon Bernthal's character (a security guard). There’s also a sound file of Malkovich explaining that something broke out of the basement.

The later images also show off how we'll acquire new weapons in Exo Zombies mode (3D printers instead of vending machines). There is also a reference to keys, perhaps to open up new areas of the map.

Exo Zombies will launch with the first DLC pack this month. 

[Source: Call of Duty on Twitter]

 

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