Spaceland

Overview

Zombies in Spaceland, shortened to Spaceland on ZFRR, is the first Zombies map of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, made by Infinity Ward and released with the game. Its tagline: “The fun ends when the screams begin.” The horror director Willard Wyler invites four aspiring actors to an audition in his closed theater, then pulls them into his new film through a blood ritual. The first scene is set in the 1980s, in a space-themed amusement park.

The park map

Spaceland is split into Cosmic Way, where the game starts, and four areas around it: Journey into Space with the Astrocade, the Triton area with Polar Peak, and the Kepler System. An underground maintenance tunnel links several of them.

The ritual

In the intro, Wyler cuts his hand over the photos of the four actors in the projector room of his theater, and the screen sucks them in.

The map introduced the staples of Infinite Warfare Zombies: the Candy Perks, the Fate and Fortune Cards, the Magic Wheel, the Lost and Found and the arcade with its tickets. Rounds are called scenes, and the points are dollars.

Characters

Each actor plays a 1980s archetype, and their clothes, they discover on arrival, match the part they are auditioning for.

Andre Wright

The rapper, voiced by Jay Pharoah. “And the bling!”

Poindexter Zittermann

The nerd, voiced by Seth Green. “It appears our wardrobes reflect the parts that we are auditioning for. And clearly… I’m the nerd.”

Sally Simpson

The valley girl, voiced by Sasheer Zamata. In the intro she kills a zombie with a set of spoons.

A.J. Jordaniels

The jock in his letterman jacket, voiced by Ike Barinholtz. “He shoots… he scores!”

Willard Wyler

The director, played and voiced by Paul Reubens. He comments every death and every round as the announcer.

David Hasselhoff

The DJ of the park, trapped in the film. He plays 1980s songs from his booths, helps the actors in the main quest, and becomes playable once it is done.

Enemies

Zombies

The dead visitors of the park, in 1980s clothes, with glowing orange eyes. Some drop souvenir coins, and those with a backpack can drop tickets or the Shades.

Clown Zombies

The special rounds of the map, every five or six rounds, and later in normal rounds too. They run and explode near the players; the last one drops a Max Ammo.

Brutes

The mascots of Spaceland, in alien costumes, which fire lasers from their helmets. The helmet must be shot off before the head can be hit, and it can be put back on. Traps do not kill them.

Perks

The perks of Infinite Warfare are Candy Perks, sold from candy machines. Each machine only works once the power of its area is on.

Up ‘N Atoms

500 in solo, up to three times, 1,500 in co-op. In the starting area, the only perk of a First Room game.

Tuff ‘Nuff

2,500, the extra health of Infinite Warfare. In Journey into Space, by the Star Mission trap.

Quickies

3,000, faster reloads, aiming and barrier repairs. Upstairs in Polar Peak, outside the roller coaster.

Racin’ Stripes

2,000, faster and longer sprint, and firing while sprinting. In the break room of the underground tunnels.

Slappy Taffy

2,000, stronger melee attacks. In the Kepler System, by the Chromosphere.

Bang Bangs

2,000, faster fire and more damage. In the Kepler System, by the fountains and the slide.

Mule Munchies

2,000, a third weapon. In Journey into Space, by the Escape Velocity ride.

Bombstoppers

1,500, no explosive or fall damage. In the Kepler System, past the alligator head.

Blue Bolts

An electric shock around the player on reload. In the Triton area, past the Bumper Cars, near the Astrocade.

Trail Blazers

New with Spaceland: a trail of fire behind the player’s slides. Behind the Astrocade, under the roller coaster.

Weapons

Every game starts with the Kendall 44 pistol. Ten weapons are sold on the walls, the Hailstorm and the M1 of the starting area among them:

	Weapon	Cost
	Kendall 44	Starting pistol
	Hailstorm	500
	M1	500
	Oni	750
	Banshee	750
	Karma-45	1,250
	Erad	1,250
	RPR Evo	1,250
	HVR	1,250
	NV4	1,500
	Volk	1,500

The Magic Wheel

The Mystery Box of Infinite Warfare, 950 points a spin, on several spots in Journey into Space, the Astrocade, Polar Peak and the Kepler System, none of them in the starting area. A spaceman doll means it moves elsewhere, and the points are refunded.

Weapons of Rock

Four Wonder Weapons built from three parts each: the Dischord, the Face Melter, the Head Cutter and the Shredder.

Forge Freeze

A cryo gun bought for 500 tickets at the Astrocade, which freezes the zombies in ice.

Arcane Core

A muzzle device bought with tickets, which gives a gun elemental powers and leads to the X-Quisite.

The four Weapons of Rock and how to build them

Tickets and the Astrocade

Tickets, won at the arcade games of the Astrocade, on the Triton roller coaster or with trap kills, buy the Forge Freeze, the Golden Teeth, Cryo Grenades, gadgets and the Arcane Core. Souvenir coins dropped by the zombies make traps and gadgets at the Souvenir Stations.

The Astrocade

The arcade of the park, with its games, its dance floor and the prize counter.

Tickets, the arcade games and the prize counter

Traps

Most traps can also down the players. Each zombie a trap kills gives a ticket.

Easter egg: Sooooul Key

The main quest sends the actors after the UFO stuck in the side of Polar Peak, to recover the first piece of the Soul Key that Wyler needs.

Sooooul Key, step by step

Secrets

N31L

A broken robot in the Junction. Rebuilt from three parts, it gives challenges paid in tickets, and lets the players call David Hasselhoff into the game to fight beside them.

The Shades

Sunglasses some zombies drop: worn, they turn the park black and white and show hidden targets.

Playing as Hasselhoff

After the main quest, a code entered in the lobby lets a player start the map as David Hasselhoff, with his own melee weapon and the Knight Rider theme.

I love the 80’s

A hidden achievement for finding the songs of Modern Warfare and Modern Warfare 2 around the park.

Trivia

• The game files call the map cp_zmb.
• The Cosmic Tunes radios of the park play 1980s songs, among them “Tainted Love”, “The Final Countdown”, “Rapture”, “Relax” and “Ghost Town”, with jingles for the Candy Perks between them. The Knight Rider theme joins the playlist once Hasselhoff has been called in.
• The intro announces the film as “A Willard Wyler Production”. Poindexter recalls that Wyler once held an audition on an abandoned steamship and sank it, “just for effect”.
• Each candy machine has its own jingle; the one of Up ‘N Atoms goes “Get up, get Up ‘N Atoms”.
• Like every Infinite Warfare map, Spaceland shares its name with a film inside the story.