Does Call of Duty World War 2 have co-op?

Yes, Call of Duty World War 2 does have a co-op mode. However, the feature is only limited to the Nazi Zombies mode. The Campaign and the Multiplayer modes are, unfortunately, not co-op experiences. Sure, split-screen Multiplayer is possible, but if you're looking for a dedicated and discrete co-op experience, you have only Nazi Zombies.

Read on to learn more about the co-op Zombies mode in Call of Duty World War 2.

More about the Nazi Zombies co-op mode in Call of Duty World War 2

The Nazi Zombies co-op mode in Call of Duty World War 2 is the third primary game mode, following the Campaign and the Multiplayer. It has a distinct storyline that revolves around an international crew in pursuit of stolen artifacts. It takes the team to a German village where the chaos unfolds.

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We won't dive deep into the storyline for now to avoid any potential spoilers. But let's just say things aren't as simple as they seem.

As for the team size in co-op mode, a maximum of four players are allowed. It supports local co-op as well as online. However, in the former, only two players can team up to take on the undead hordes. For the complete four-player experience, players must opt for online co-op.

The mode was built from the ground up to be a co-op experience. The zombies get stronger as you progress in the match, and getting on it solo can be a challenging experience, to say the least.

COD World War 2 is now available on Xbox Game Pass. So, if you want to dive deep into a cinematic zombies experience with your friends, you can hop into the mode right now as long as you all have an active subscription to the service.

Read more: Is Call of Duty World War 2 cross-platform?

That covers everything you need to know about the co-op modes in Call of Duty World War 2.

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