The "Nazi Zombie" mode in the console versions of Call of Duty: World at War got a lot of love from gamers, eventually becoming more talked-about than World at War's core deathmatch multiplayer. When the mode showed up in its complete form as its own separate game on the App Store in min-November of 2009, response was strong and the game quickly reached the top of iTunes' top-grossing charts. The game only comes with one map (Nacht der Untoten from the console release) but Activision has promised more maps as in-game DLC in the future.
Those unfamiliar with the iPhone's graphical capabilities will likely be concerned about how the game holds up on the small screen, but their concerns are largely invalid. The game looks and plays great, and is commonly used as a showpiece of what the iPhone can pull off. There are three control options, but we recommend the tilt-based control scheme, which designates movement to an onscreen thumbstick and allows aiming to be handled by the iPhone's highly accurate accelerometer. The game is a bit difficult to get a handle on at first, but with a little practice most players will be able to consistently pull off headshots in no time.
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