In the recent "Call of Duty" XP, fans are introduced with "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare's" new competitive multiplayer mode, but what stole the highlight might have been "Zombies in Spaceland."

Check the video below to get a first glance of "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" and its Zombies multiplayer mode:

The trailer above shows a retrospect neon-light themed zombies in space setting. As the mode couldn't get any crazier, the mod features dancing zombies, out of this world weapons and theme parks and super powers. The mode feels and look somewhat similar with "Dead Rising 2" set in 1980s.

"Zombies in Spaceland" will let players control four characters and play in a cooperative mode. Supposedly aspiring actors, the main characters of the "Zombies in Spaceland" are invited to go to a mysterious theater for auditions, which ends up warping them in another world.

Similar to other zombie modes in previous and present "Call of Duty" titles, "Zombies in Spaceland" will also allow players to improve their chances of survival by spending their hard-earned in-game money to buy better weapons and even unlocking certain places in the park.

Unlike the dark and gritty Zombies mode in "Call of Duty: Black Ops" series, "Zombies in Spaceland" is rather a light-hearted take in the zombies franchise and with extremely colorful presentation, but nothing short of gratifying and grotesque fun.

The mode supports up to four-players online and two player split screen for local offline sessions.

It could be possible that players will be spending more time with "Zombies in Spaceland" rather than the actual "Call of Duty" game in "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" due to its high replayability and multiplayer nature.

"Zombies in Spaceland" will be included with "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" once it officially launches on PlayStation 4, Xbox On, and PC this coming November 4. Pre-orders will also nab players additional content for the "Zombies in Spaceland."

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