It's officially the spookiest month of the year and Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is getting in the spirit with "Willard Wyler's Halloween Scream." Willard Wyler, if you remember, is the enigmatic director (voiced by Paul Reubens) that dishes out all those challenges for you and your squad in the Zombie Mode. This special event runs until November 1, and includes Double XP events, a new co-op game mode, and some other Halloween-themed goodies.

We're getting closer to November, which means the next Call of Duty title is just around the corner. It also means it's time for the final piece of DLC from last year's Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare to drop. "Retribution" is available today on the PlayStation 4, and will be available next month for Xbox One and PC.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare's first multiplayer DLC is out today exclusively on the PlayStation 4. It contains four new multiplayer maps to battle on; including Dominion - a re-imagining of the Modern Warfare 2 fan-favorite Afghan. Neon, the “Z”-shaped digital city, Noir, Brooklyn at night, and Renaissance, the idyllic canals of Venice, Italy.

We suspected this would be coming, as the zombie mode in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare has space for other "movies" in the game setup. When the Sabotage DLC arrives next month for the PlayStation 4, the "Scooby" gang will be shifting from the '80 in "Zombies in Spaceland" to the '90s with "Rave in the Redwoods."

If you've been curious to check out Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and see what all those literal space marines get up to, then you're in luck! Provided you own a PlayStation 4, that is. Starting tomorrow, December 15, at 1:00 pm Eastern and going until Tuesday, December 20, at 1:00 pm Eastern, you can play through a small bit of each of the game's main modes.

For the past few installments, the Call of Duty series has been flirting with near-future military technology. That's nice and all, but what I really want are some gosh darned Space Marines. Luckily, someone at Infinity Ward was listening. Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare firmly plunges the series into a future where mankind has not only colonize...

Infinity Ward's first venture into the realm of cooperative zombie shooting within a Call of Duty game is surprisingly deep. If you missed our stream of it on Monday, Nick, Mike, and myself got through only a small chunk of the "Zombies in Spaceland" map in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, but there is oh so much more.

Infinity Ward has done some pretty unusual marketing for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. First there was that live action "go to space" trailer advertising the main game, and now there's... this. A Zombies in Spaceland cartoon short followed by gameplay that's almost as unusual as the intro.

2016 has been a rough year in a lot of ways, and there are some tough problems facing the world as a whole. The best way to deal with them? Well, according to the new video for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, it might be best to head straight up about 62 miles (or 100 km).

This past weekend was a pretty big one for gaming events. PAX West was the biggest one, but Activision and Inifinity Ward held their own event, Call of Duty: Experience 2016, as well. This event was mainly focused around Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare's multiplayer mode and the Call of Duty World League Championship, but VentureBeat sat down with senior producer Lee Ross to discuss the Zombies in Spaceland mode.

Activision and Infinity Ward have unveiled their plans for the co-op zombie mode in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. "Zombies in Spaceland" will pit you and up to three other friends against the undead menace in a space-themed amusement park. Oh, and the whole thing is set in the 1980s. We are go for Hasslehoff, people!

Activision has announced that the next Call of Duty game, Infinite Warfare, will feature a co-op specific zombie mode. This will be separate from the main campaign, which will be a single-player only affair.