Treyarch's latest entry into the Call of Duty franchise is one that adds a ton of new weapons for players to try their hand at.
Now, players are waiting for the release of Season 2 which is going to implement some much needed content for zombies.
We're going to run over The Tomb backstory and lore below.
Black Ops 6 Zombies: The Tomb Explained
Black Ops 6 is aiming to reignite the series full force, and so far, so good, as the game has been off to a positive start.
Zombies will be getting a brand new map in the form of The Tomb on January 28th, and before you dive in, there's some lore behind the map that Treyarch have shared,
After surviving the horrific events at Citadelle des Morts, Weaver, Grey, Carver, and Maya follow Gabriel Krafft’s final words to a nearby excavation site to secure the Sentinel Artifact. Built on the remains of ancient burial grounds with suspected origins dating back to 2500 B.C.E., these catacombs went undisturbed for centuries until the early 1900s... and what lies beneath may run deeper than anyone ever imagined.
As the rumors have it, a British archeologist by the name of Sir Archibald Fotherington-Smythe conducted an excavation at the site back in 1908 with grand expectations. Although no one can say for sure what became of him, a handful of photographs from his doomed expedition have recently surfaced...
We’ve crafted The Tomb to provide an experience similar to Liberty Falls (by far our most-played Zombies map in recent years!), featuring tighter play spaces with a focus on replayability. Just like in Liberty Falls, we’re delivering plenty of side Easter Eggs and even a reimagined Wonder Weapon inspired by our past. That’s all we’ll say about that for now.
As a reminder, every Zombies map in Black Ops 6 is an original location built from the ground-up for the mode... but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy a wink and a nod here and there. On that note, we’re going for something a little more evocative with our Pack-a-Punch camos this time around – and what if we told you one of the most iconic SMGs in Zombies history was coming along for the ride?
