Category:Minecraft PE Maps
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Description:
You are an ex-soldier for the Kingdom of Odaca, who fled during a sudden outbreak of the undead two years ago. Out of the thousands of people in the Kingdom at the time, you are among only a few dozen who escaped that day. Now, you have returned to Odaca in search of the truth behind the outbreak…
Disclaimer: This map doesn’t actually use any assets from CoD Zombies, but rather, the gameplay mechanics and map design philosophy are inspired by it, and adapted for Minecraft. Also, I created this without knowledge of StoicTester154’s maps (He has created a few of these types of maps as well, but I didn’t know about them until I was preparing to upload mine). Any similarities between my map and theirs are purely coincidental. All copyright information related to music is available in the map, and is licensed under creative commons attribution.
HOW TO PLAY
Your objective is simple, survive for 25 rounds. Parts of the map will open up after every round automatically (yes, you don’t buy doors on this map). For every rotten flesh, emerald, and other trash drop you get, they will automatically convert into money. Use your money to purchase better materials, perks, and items. While you are surviving, be on the lookout for the bits and pieces of lore that can be found all around the map.
STORES
As you advance in rounds, shops will start to open. They can grant you resources that can be used to craft better gear. You will first have access to the basics: sticks, cobblestone, and leather. Later in the game, you will also be able to purchase iron and diamonds… but at a higher price of course.
PERKS
This map supports 3 perks that will give you an edge in battle. Acceleraid will make you move slightly faster. Hearty-Cider will grant you 4 additional hearts. Brawny Brew will slightly increase the amount of damage you do.
MYSTERY BOX
Yes, this map has a working mystery box, featuring 27 possible rolls of differing rarities. Unlike CoD Zombies, you can find a variety of loot in the mystery box, such as materials, xp bottles, enchantments, and potions. There also may or may not be some wonder weapons in it…
ENCHANTMENT TOWER
If you survive long enough, you will be granted access to the enchantment tower. This place features 3 enchanting tables, each with a different number of bookcases powering it, allowing you to get access to either cheap or powerful enchantments. The place will also grant you free lapis, but you still need levels to enchant.
REVIVE
If you die, not all hope is lost. You have a pool of 4 revives available to you that will immediately teleport you back to the map. This means that you effectively have 5 lives in solo. However, there is a catch in multiplayer: All 4 revives are shared by everyone. So, if one person dies and revives 4 times, then everyone will be out of revives. Of course, you don’t have to revive. You could just wait for the remaining players to win the round, and then escape for free. I would recommend using your revives strategically to ensure that your team can survive.
LORE AND OTHER SECRETS
Scattered around the map and in the mystery box, you will find bits and pieces of journals, written by those who were alive during the downfall of the Kingdom. If you find enough of these journals, perhaps you can piece together what happened to Odaca…
Of course, this would hardly be a zombies map without some secrets. After all, I have yet to mention netherite… What I will tell you is that there are 2 easter egg songs on this map, one that is relatively easy, and one that is much more challenging. I will only give you 2 hints. For the harder one, you are looking for crimson buttons. For the easier one, well, maybe you should interact with the map in more ways than just pressing buttons…
BEHAVIOR AND RESOURCE PACKS
While I am not a coder by any means, I have learned enough to make mobs more aggressive. Most notably, almost every mob in the map will start to track you from 64 blocks away, and they will track you through walls. In other words, no matter where you are on the map, mobs will hunt you down.
The resource pack doesn’t change textures, but rather, changes the soundtrack. It features 12 ambient tracks that will play at random to give you a more appropriate Zombies vibe. It also features a few other tracks that play for special occasions. Most of the tracks are composed by Kevin Macleod, and copyright information for them can be found in the map.
Besides these exceptions, the map is running purely vanilla to ensure compatibility in future versions of Minecraft.
HOST CONTROL ROOM
As host, you should spawn inside the control room right next to spawn. In here, you have a few options. This is where you can start and reset the game (which reminds me, make a backup of the world: The reset option cannot repair map damage). You also have dedicated buttons for switching between easy, normal, and hard. If you want to gain an unnatural advantage, you also have access to a few cheats. There are other options as well, which are detailed in the host book once you open the world.
PLATFORM COMPATIBILITY
This map has been tested on several devices, and I can confirm that it works on Windows 10 and multiple varieties of the Xbox One (though older Xboxes may experience framerate drops on higher rounds, but it should still be playable). I am unable to test the PS4, Nintendo Switch, and mobile device versions. If you or a friend happen to play this map on these devices, let me know how it performs. If there is enough demand, I might release a special version of the map that has less mobs for low-performing devices.
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NOTICE
Before playing this map, please make a copy of it if you wish to play it multiple times. While there is a map reset option, it cannot fix map damage or replace the tutorial/lore books once lost.
Installation
I didn’t want to run this map through Media Fire, but it is too large to upload straight to the site. Just click out of the pop-up that appears when you click download on media fire, and it should work. Once downloaded, clicking the .mcworld file should open Minecraft and install it without hassle. If it fails on Windows 10, use the Zip download instead. Once it is downloaded, right click it and select extract all. Then navigate to this folder:
C:\Users\YOUR DEVICE USERNAME HERE \AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.MinecraftUWP_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\games\com.mojang\minecraftWorlds\
IF YOU CANNOT FIND THIS FOLDER, make sure you can see hidden files by going to the view tab in file explorer, and making sure the hidden items checkbox is checked. If it is not, click it so it is.
Once you find this destination, extract it.