Black Ops Zombie Maps in Order: A Comprehensive Guide

Black Ops Zombies, a fan-favorite mode in the Call of Duty series, has been thrilling players with its unique blend of survival, strategy, and co-op gameplay. Over the years, the game has introduced a plethora of maps, each with its own set of challenges and features. If you’re new to the world of Black Ops Zombies or simply looking to refresh your memory, here’s a detailed guide to the maps in order, covering their release dates, key features, and more.

Map 1: Nacht der Untoten

As the first Zombies map in the Black Ops series, Nacht der Untoten (Night of the Undead) was released on December 17, 2009. This map is set in Nazi-occupied Europe during World War II and features iconic locations like a church, a train station, and a concentration camp. Players must navigate through these areas while battling waves of zombies and completing objectives to progress.

Map 2: Verruckt

Following the success of Nacht der Untoten, Verruckt (Crazy) was introduced on January 14, 2010. Set in a deranged amusement park, this map offers a variety of attractions, including a roller coaster, a Ferris wheel, and a haunted house. Players must use their wits to survive the twisted rides and eerie attractions.

Map 3: Shi No Numa

On February 11, 2010, the third Zombies map, Shi No Numa (The Numbers), was released. This map is set in a Japanese village and features traditional Japanese architecture, including a shrine and a tea house. Players must navigate through the village while dealing with the unique challenges presented by the map’s setting.

Map 4: Ascension

On March 11, 2010, the fourth Zombies map, Ascension, was introduced. Set in a futuristic city, this map features towering skyscrapers, a subway station, and a high-tech research facility. Players must use their skills to navigate through the city’s advanced technology and survive the ever-increasing zombie horde.

Map 5: Kino Der Toten

On April 8, 2010, the fifth Zombies map, Kino Der Toten (Cinema of the Dead), was released. This map is set in a movie theater and features a variety of film-related themes, including a drive-in, a theater, and a projection room. Players must use their knowledge of classic films to survive the zombie onslaught.

Map 6: Shangri-La

On May 13, 2010, the sixth Zombies map, Shangri-La, was introduced. Set in a mystical Tibetan village, this map features traditional Tibetan architecture, including a monastery and a temple. Players must navigate through the village while dealing with the unique challenges presented by the map’s setting.

Map 7: Nazi Zombies

On June 10, 2010, the seventh Zombies map, Nazi Zombies, was released. This map is a reimagining of Nacht der Untoten and features the same locations, but with new challenges and objectives. Players must once again navigate through Nazi-occupied Europe to survive the zombie horde.

Map 8: Moon

On July 8, 2010, the eighth Zombies map, Moon, was introduced. Set on the moon, this map features futuristic technology and alien landscapes. Players must use their skills to navigate through the moon’s surface and survive the alien threat.

Map 9: Der Riese

On August 12, 2010, the ninth Zombies map, Der Riese (The Giant), was released. This map is set in a massive underground research facility and features a variety of challenges, including a roller coaster and a zero-gravity environment. Players must use their skills to navigate through the facility and survive the zombie horde.

Map 10: Schlachtfeld

On September 9, 2010, the tenth Zombies map, Schlachtfeld (Battlefield), was introduced. Set in a war-torn battlefield, this map features a variety of vehicles and weapons. Players must use their skills to navigate through the battlefield and survive the zombie horde.

Map 11: Der Eisendrache

On October 14, 2010, the eleventh Zombies map, Der Eisendrache (The Iron Dragon), was released. This map is set in a Chinese city