Call of Duty®: Black Ops III – Zombies Chronicles Edition

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Black Ops III: Zombies Chronicles Edition bundles the entire 2015 shooter with a dedicated expansion built for one purpose: giving Zombies fans a reason to come back. Instead of just another map pack, Zombies Chronicles takes eight maps pulled from World at War, Black Ops, and Black Ops II and rebuilds them inside the Black Ops III engine, so the maps you might remember from a decade of Call of Duty history now run with modern lighting, models, and mechanics.

How it plays

This package covers all three pillars Treyarch built Black Ops III around. Campaign delivers the story missions, Multiplayer handles the competitive online side, and Zombies is where this edition really earns its name. On top of the base game’s own Zombies content, you get those eight remastered maps, each one a full, playable level rather than a stripped-down throwback. The appeal for longtime players is straightforward: familiar layouts and train routes from earlier games, but running on Black Ops III’s systems, so the moment-to-moment survival loop (opening doors, powering up the map, holding chokepoints as the horde thickens) feels current even when the map itself is old.

Who it’s for

This is really aimed at two overlapping groups: people who already have history with Call of Duty’s Zombies mode and want to revisit maps they remember, and Black Ops III owners who want more to do after finishing the campaign and dabbling in multiplayer. If you’ve never played a Zombies map before, the appeal of “remastered classics” won’t land the same way, since there’s no personal nostalgia to trigger. Likewise, if your interest in Call of Duty begins and ends with competitive multiplayer, this edition’s headline feature isn’t for you, though you’re still getting the full multiplayer suite alongside it. It’s best suited to co-op players who like wave-survival loops and don’t mind maps that show their age in structure even if they’ve been visually refreshed.

Is it worth it?

What you’re paying for here is volume: a complete, full-featured shooter plus eight extra maps that would otherwise require owning three older games to experience in their original form. For anyone who’s spent real hours in Zombies before, having that many maps collected in one modern build is genuinely convenient, and it saves you from hunting down older hardware or back-catalog versions just to replay them. If you’re on the fence and mainly curious about campaign or multiplayer, the Zombies Chronicles content is a strong bonus rather than the reason to buy, but it does mean you’re getting more game for your money than the base edition alone. This is the kind of bundle that makes the most sense to grab when it’s discounted, since the value is really in that combined package rather than in any single mode.

Quick facts

Genre: Shooter. Developer: Treyarch. Publisher: Activision. Platform: PC (Xbox store). Release date: August 29, 2017.