Minecraft Steve in the real Nuketown 2025 from Call of Duty: Black Ops II, fighting rounds of real TranZit zombies with his own swords, bows, axes, TNT and blocks.
Nothing from Black Ops II is shipped. On the first start NuketownCraft reads the map, the zombies, their animations and their voices from your own Black Ops II on Steam and converts them on your PC (about two minutes, once).
What you get
The real Nuketown 2025: its geometry, textures and all 2,992 placed props (the tour bus, the moving truck, fences, trees, furniture), drawn the way BO2 draws it, not turned into blocks. Walk on it, bump into it, build on it.
The real TranZit zombie: BO2's own model, skin and animations (rising from the ground, walk, run, sprint, attack, death) and its own groans, screams and death sounds.
BO2 Zombies rounds with the game's own formulas: more, tougher and faster zombies every round, a red round counter bottom left and the round-start music.
You start in the cul-de-sac in creative mode at midday: the zombies chase you but can't hurt you. Type /gamemode survival for a real fight.
Single player only in this version.
What you need
Minecraft: Java Edition (sign in with your Microsoft account the first time).
Call of Duty: Black Ops II on Steam with all of its parts and the Nuketown 2025 map installed (in Steam: Black Ops II > Properties > DLC / Installed Files, tick everything). The Nuketown map and the zombies come from different parts of the game. If something is missing, the game tells you in the chat what to install.
Credits
Black Ops II content belongs to Activision / Treyarch and is read from your own copy.
OpenAssetTools by Laupetin and contributors (GPL-3.0), extended and compiled to WebAssembly.
