Call Of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Adds Dead Ops Arcade First-Person Mode

It was announced in the patch notes already, but Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War has finally added Dead Ops Arcade: First Person. You could previously use a power-up to enter first-person mode briefly, but this is the first time you can do so as an entirely separate mode.

    Dead Ops Arcade: First Person launches in Public matches tomorrow for a new 4-player Zombies experience!
    Fight through 60+ rounds, discover treasures & power-ups, explore randomly generated Dungeons, and team up against Margwas, Crawlers, Blightfathers, Werewolves, and more. 🧟 pic.twitter.com/vpWgMG14Tx
    — Treyarch Studios (@Treyarch) March 3, 2021

While the first-person mode looks to be mostly the same as the classic Dead Ops Arcade 3 experience, it adds a few special abilities not available in the top-down view. When the new mode launches you'll be able to sprint, jump, slide, and swim, making DOA: First Person a true hybrid game mode.

The Dead Ops Arcade mode has long been a fan favorite, but some players have warned that the arcade mode--and its first-person variant--don't award XP for play, meaning any hours spent playing DOA won't count towards game progression.

The first-person version of Dead Ops Arcade launches in Public matches today. Treyarch hasn't announced whether the new variant is a permanent mode or if it will only be available for a limited time, so you're best to get playing while you can.
It was announced in the patch notes already, but Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War has finally added Dead Ops Arcade: First Person. You could previously use a power-up to enter first-person mode briefly, but this is the first time you can do so as an entirely separate mode.

    Dead Ops Arcade: First Person launches in Public matches tomorrow for a new 4-player Zombies experience!
    Fight through 60+ rounds, discover treasures & power-ups, explore randomly generated Dungeons, and team up against Margwas, Crawlers, Blightfathers, Werewolves, and more. 🧟 pic.twitter.com/vpWgMG14Tx
    — Treyarch Studios (@Treyarch) March 3, 2021

While the first-person mode looks to be mostly the same as the classic Dead Ops Arcade 3 experience, it adds a few special abilities not available in the top-down view. When the new mode launches you'll be able to sprint, jump, slide, and swim, making DOA: First Person a true hybrid game mode.

The Dead Ops Arcade mode has long been a fan favorite, but some players have warned that the arcade mode--and its first-person variant--don't award XP for play, meaning any hours spent playing DOA won't count towards game progression.

The first-person version of Dead Ops Arcade launches in Public matches today. Treyarch hasn't announced whether the new variant is a permanent mode or if it will only be available for a limited time, so you're best to get playing while you can.
The Dead Ops Arcade mode has long been a fan favorite, but some players have warned that the arcade mode--and its first-person variant--don't award XP for play, meaning any hours spent playing DOA won't count towards game progression.

The first-person version of Dead Ops Arcade launches in Public matches today. Treyarch hasn't announced whether the new variant is a permanent mode or if it will only be available for a limited time, so you're best to get playing while you can.