Tutto ciò che cambia su Zombie First Room Rankings, versione per versione: nuove pagine e funzioni, miglioramenti, correzioni, nuovi contenuti e dati. Il restyling completo è andato online il 10 settembre 2026 come versione 3.0; ogni aggiornamento successivo è elencato qui, dal più recente.
3.25 versione attuale
28 versioni
268 modifiche
v3.25Attuale
ZFRR in five languages
The whole site, Hub included, now reads in English, French, Italian, Spanish and German, plus a new page for every Zombies custom map.
New
ZFRR now speaks five languages: English, French, Italian, Spanish and German. Pick yours with the flag at the top of every page. Menus, leaderboards, rules, map pages, player pages and the 189 Hub articles are translated; map, weapon and perk names stay in English. Hub video tutorials follow the language you chose.
New Custom Maps page: every custom map on ZFRR in one place, with its Steam rating, its number of downloads, a ZFRR look rating, a direct download link to the Steam Workshop and its First Room leaderboard. The Steam figures are refreshed every day.
v3.24
WWII, Infinite Warfare and Advanced Warfare join ZFRR
Thirteen new First Rooms from three games, a tidier filter bar, and easier browsing in the Hub.
New
Black Ops III custom maps join ZFRR: nineteen community maps from the Steam Workshop, from Nuketown and Mob of the Dead remastered to Kowloon and Westland, each with its First Room leaderboard, its rules and a Download button. They sit below the official rooms on the Black Ops III page, and count in no ranking and no rating.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare joins ZFRR with its four Exo Zombies maps: Outbreak, Infection and Descent from solo to four players, and Carrier ranked on each of its two starting sides, MK14 and Bulldog, plus a Mixed category for teams. Advanced Warfare sits between Black Ops II and Black Ops III, in release order.
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare joins ZFRR: Zombies in Spaceland, Rave in the Redwoods, Shaolin Shuffle and Attack of the Radioactive Thing have their First Room leaderboards in the Fate Cards only category, with their rules, platforms, difficulty and page text. Infinite Warfare sits between Black Ops III and WWII, in release order.
Call of Duty: WWII joins ZFRR: The Final Reich, Gröesten Haus, The Darkest Shore, The Shadowed Throne and The Frozen Dawn have their First Room leaderboards in the No Consumables category, from solo to four players, with their rules, platforms, difficulty and page text. WWII sits between Black Ops III and Black Ops 4, in release order.
Improved
Players page: the game menu shows full game names, and on a computer the whole filter bar fits on a single line.
Call of the Dead has a new card and background, and its own gallery in the Image Hub.
First Room filters on a computer now sit on two tidy rows: search, season, filters and rules on top, then categories, modes and speedruns. The Modded button opens a drop-down menu right under it, and takes the name of the modded room on display.
Hub library: a book you point at now slides straight out and up, without turning or growing, and the view no longer drifts towards it, so the next book along is easy to reach. The magnifier zooms less, so the spines around stay in view.
Fixed
Verrückt Jugg side has its own picture again, the Juggernog side starting room, instead of the Quick Revive side one, on the Three Hardest Maps table and the map page.
Content
New Hub book: Advanced Warfare, the Exo Zombies story from the Atlas lab to the Trident Retreat, its maps and what the mode brings, from Exo Upgrades to the 3D Printer. The books of its four maps wait on its shelf.
New Hub book: Infinite Warfare, Willard Wyler's films from Spaceland to Sonova Beach, its maps and what the game brings, from Fate and Fortune Cards to Candy Perks. The books of its four maps wait on its shelf.
New Hub book: WWII, the Nazi Zombies story of the Sword of Barbarossa, its maps and what the game brings, from Blitz machines to special abilities. The books of its five maps wait on its shelf.
Data
Advanced Warfare counts in the player rating, at 85% of a Black Ops or Black Ops II run in the overall rating, and has its own game rating. 147 runs and 74 new players join the Players page.
Infinite Warfare counts in the player rating, at 85% of a Black Ops or Black Ops II run in the overall rating, and has its own game rating. 228 runs and 172 new players join the Players page.
WWII counts in the player rating, at 85% of a Black Ops or Black Ops II run in the overall rating, and has its own game rating. 144 runs and 76 new players join the Players page.
v3.23
Vanguard joins ZFRR
Shi No Numa and The Archon, the two round-based maps of Vanguard, get their First Room leaderboards, and the Players page fits better on a phone.
New
Call of Duty: Vanguard joins ZFRR, the first game outside Black Ops: its two round-based maps, Shi No Numa and The Archon, have their First Room leaderboards from solo to four players, with their rules, platforms, difficulty and page text. Vanguard sits between Black Ops Cold War and Black Ops 6, in release order.
Improved
Players page on phones: the game counts sit in an even three-by-three grid under the three headline figures, a single game menu replaces the checkboxes, and Season, Sort, Filters and How the rating works now go two by two to save height.
Ratings by game now follow the size of each competition: a 98 can only be earned on Black Ops, Black Ops II and Black Ops III, where 700 players and more are rated. Below that, the top rating of a game drops by 15 points each time its number of players is divided by ten, never under 70: World at War tops out around 94, Black Ops 4 and Cold War around 91, Vanguard 85, Black Ops 7 82. The overall rating does not change.
Fixed
Hub library: a book you point at now slides straight out of the shelf before it turns, instead of passing through the book on its right, and the hidden lamps that cast yellow spots on the covers are gone.
Content
New Hub book: Vanguard, its Dark Aether story in 1944, its four Zombies maps and what the game brings, from Covenants to Artifacts. The Shi No Numa and The Archon books wait on its shelf.
Data
Vanguard counts in the player rating, at 85% of a Black Ops or Black Ops II run in the overall rating, and every player gets a Vanguard rating of their own. 92 runs and 67 new players join the Players page.
The World at War Best Teammates ranking is retired.
v3.22
The last Black Ops III map wikis
Shadows of Evil, The Giant and Zetsubou No Shima join the Hub.
New
Call of the Dead opens to speedruns: its solo and team boards now have their Round 10 to Round 50 tables, and a new Round 70 table, the first on the site, for the 72 of PGargler. His six times open the room, measured from his run.
Black Ops 7 joins ZFRR: twelve First Rooms, from Ashes of the Damned to Rex Infernus, in the No GobbleGums category, each from solo to four players with its rules, platforms, difficulty and page text.
A new Cross-play platform marks the team runs played across several platforms, on Black Ops 6, Black Ops 7 and Black Ops Cold War.
Improved
Black Ops 7 now counts in the player rating, at 80% of Black Ops and Black Ops II in the overall rating, and every Black Ops 7 player has a Black Ops 7 rating.
Content
Three new Black Ops III map wikis in the Hub: Shadows of Evil (8 pages), Zetsubou No Shima (13 pages) and The Giant (5 pages), each with its First Room, weapons, Pack-a-Punch, Easter egg, secrets and video guides in five languages. Every Black Ops III map now has its wiki, linked from the Black Ops III book.
New Hub book: Black Ops 7, the end of the Dark Aether Saga, the No GobbleGums category, the return of Survival and every map with its release date, with Steam and Battle.net prices.
v3.21
Round converter
A new tool converts World at War and Black Ops Cold War rounds into classic rounds, and back.
New
New tool: the Round converter. Type a World at War or Black Ops Cold War round and get the classic round it counts as in points and ratings, or the other way round, board by board for World at War. And on the leaderboards, the classic equivalent now always sits next to the round, never under it.
New Best Teammates ranking for World at War: its three and four player First Rooms now count in a ranking, with the rules and the round conversion of Old School, and player pages link those runs to it.
Black Ops 6 joins ZFRR: Terminus, Liberty Falls, Citadelle des Morts, The Tomb, Shattered Veil and Reckoning, in the Purist category only, where nothing but the starting loadout is allowed. Every board runs from solo to four players, with its rules and the accepted platforms.
The Rankings page can be filtered by number of players: solo, 2, 3 or 4 players.
Each game's leaderboards page has a Rules button: the general rules of the game, the rules every run follows (submission, video, fair play, cheating, disconnects) and the accepted platforms.
A map's leaderboard page now shows, in its header, the rankings the map counts in: one clickable pill per ranking, with its label, its name, its games and its number of players.
The Hub library has a magnifier, sitting on top of the bookcase by the candles: pick it up, move it over the shelves to read the spines up close, and click a book to open it. Escape or a right click puts it back.
The Rankings page can be filtered by platform.
Improved
Every game book in the Hub now has a Get the game box: World at War, Black Ops, Black Ops II, Black Ops III and Black Ops Cold War on Steam with their live prices, Black Ops 4 and Cold War on Battle.net. Map books add their DLC, now for Black Ops and Black Ops III too, and Steam prices are now checked every hour instead of once a day.
The Leaderboards page now opens on one card per game, World at War, Black Ops, Black Ops II, Black Ops III, Black Ops 4 and Black Ops Cold War, in the same style as the map cards, each with a Zombies scene from the game. Each card leads to the game's own leaderboards page, with its First Rooms, search and filters, and an All games button to go back.
The World at War page under Leaderboards now has its own background, the game's own artwork, instead of the site's default one.
In the search bar, a First Room now shows its game badge instead of the full game name, and a player shows the games they hold records in instead of the word Player, which the tag on the right already said.
Der Riese on Black Ops has new images taken in the map itself: the factory courtyard as the background of its leaderboard, and the mainframe and its teleporter on its card and at the top of its page.
On a player page, the Speedruns table now has the same filters as Records by round: number of players, game, map, First Room and target round, with a Reset button.
Black Ops 6 now counts in the player rating, with its own Black Ops 6 rating. Its Purist category has been little played and its records are far from pushed, so the game weighs 70% in the overall rating, and its difficulty coefficients will be reviewed as the records move.
Black Ops 6 leaderboards always show their four tabs, Solo, 2P, 3P and 4P. A board with no run yet says so and offers to submit the first record.
Each game's leaderboards page now has the image of its game card as its background.
On a game's leaderboards page, Latest records now shows the latest records of that game, and its button opens the record list already filtered on it.
Every map card now shows the rankings the map counts in, as labels above its name like the game label on game cards: THM, HR, 2HM, TEAM, OS, PUR, NS or 5&5, with the full name on hover.
Ads on the leaderboards, rankings, speedruns, players and records pages now sit below the list instead of between the header and the filters.
Every Hub book now wears the art direction of its game: a Group 935 field file in olive canvas for World at War, a top secret 1963 dossier for Black Ops, a rusted transit binder with hazard stripes for Black Ops II, an Art Deco Morg City volume for Black Ops III, a Greek-key chronicle for Black Ops 4, a Requiem case file for Cold War and a clean Project Janus file for Black Ops 6. Each has its own lettering, cover, picture frame and paper, from the shelf to the open book.
Page backgrounds are sharp again: the blur they carried is gone, and most were rebuilt from their full-size images.
A game's leaderboards page is tighter: the title reads Call of Duty with the game's label, the First Room count and the repeated game title are gone, and the header, filters and maps sit closer together.
Site search sorts its suggestions into First Rooms, players and rankings, each with its emoji, the player's flag and a label, and the search box no longer shows the browser's clear cross.
What's new on the home page is now a set of short tiles, one per change, with counters by kind; the full text stays on the Updates page.
Rankings show only their eligible platforms, centered, the home X feed shows three posts, and the filter bar of a map page no longer touches its table.
Fixed
The ranking filter of Records by round on player pages showed the High Rounds ranking with raw HTML codes instead of its quotes.
On a leaderboard or speedrun page, Change game now lists the games in their release order, from World at War to Black Ops 6.
The game filter of the Rankings page only knew Black Ops, Black Ops II and Black Ops III, and filed the other games under Black Ops III. It now lists every game, from World at War to Black Ops 6, and its menus all share the same width.
Drop-down menus no longer cut their text: each menu takes the width of its longest option, and on phones a menu that needs it takes its whole line.
The version list of the Updates page could not reach the oldest versions: it is now grouped by month, scrolls on its own, and highlights the version being read.
Content
New Hub book: Black Ops 6, its six Dark Aether maps, the Purist category and what the game's Zombies brings, with Steam and Battle.net prices.
v3.20
Black Ops Cold War, and Der Riese in the Image Hub
Black Ops Cold War joins the site with its four First Rooms in the No Support category, with Battle.net as a new platform. The Image Hub gets Der Riese, and Novariox sets a new world record on its First Room.
New
Black Ops Cold War joins the site: Die Maschine, Firebase Z, Mauer der Toten and Forsaken, each with its leaderboard from solo to four players, in the No Support category (no support items such as the Sentry Turret, the Chopper Gunner or the War Machine). 242 runs, 206 new players. These boards score no ranking points and do not count in the player rating for now.
Each Black Ops Cold War board has its rules window: the No Support rules of the map and the game's platform table (Battle.net, Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, cross-play).
Battle.net is a new platform, with its own icon on the boards and in the filters. Every PC run of Black Ops Cold War shows it: the game was sold on PC only through Battle.net until 2023.
The Hub library gets a Black Ops Cold War book, with a book for each of its four maps to come.
The four Black Ops Cold War First Rooms now have difficulty coefficients, solo to 4 players, and count in player ratings, with a Black Ops Cold War rating of their own. Boards are ordered by their world records, on the same curve as Black Ops, Black Ops II and Black Ops III, and rated from 2.5 (Die Maschine solo) to 6 (Mauer der Toten with two players). The game weighs 80% in the overall rating.
New ranking: No Support, the four Black Ops Cold War First Rooms in the No Support category, Die Maschine, Firebase Z, Mauer der Toten and Forsaken, in solo and with two players. Each round counts with the difficulty coefficient of its board.
World at War and Black Ops Cold War leaderboards get a Classic equivalent box in the filter bar. Tick it and every round shows the classic round it counts as in points and ratings: the round of the same rank on Black Ops for World at War (601 on Nacht der Untoten counts as 44), the round of the same zombie health in traditional Zombies for Cold War (275 on Die Maschine counts as 59.5).
Improved
Ratings by game are now each on their own scale: every game is its own competition, and its best player sits just under 100, like the best player of the site in the overall rating. The best players of World at War, Black Ops 4 and Black Ops Cold War now reach 98, where they topped out at 87, 84 and 61. Games only weigh differently in the overall rating, which does not change.
Black Ops Cold War rounds past 51 now count as their equivalent round in traditional Zombies, the round where a zombie has the same health: Cold War zombie health stops growing at round 55, so round 275 on Die Maschine counts as round 59.5 and round 1,000 as 65.1. The No Support ranking scores this equivalent round (hover a round to see it), and player ratings compare it with the equivalent of the world record. The round played is still the one shown.
Content
The Image Hub gets Der Riese: 30 new pictures, 13 views of the map, including the teleporter plan, and 17 from the player's eyes.
New Hub page, Black Ops Cold War: Rounds: how a Cold War round is built, the health cap at round 55 and its history, why games can go past round 275, the comparison with the traditional formula, and how ZFRR converts these rounds.
v3.19
What is ZFRR?
A new page tells what ZFRR is, where it comes from and everything you can find on it.
New
New page: What is ZFRR? The First Room explained, the story of the site from the Google Sheets leaderboards of Zenii and Flo ten years ago and the ranking algorithm born with them, to the first website and ZFRR 3.0, everything you can find on the site, how the rankings work, how every record is verified, and a FAQ. It is in the Others menu.
Fixed
Player pages now show the ranking of Black Ops 4 records (Purist) and World at War records (Old School), in solo and with two players, in the Ranking column of the records table.
v3.18
Purist: a Black Ops 4 ranking
Black Ops 4 gets its own ranking, Purist, its First Rooms get difficulty coefficients and count in player ratings, and Kino der Toten gets new photos.
New
Every map leaderboard, ranking and speedrun board now has a season filter, like the Players page. Pick a season and the board shows how it stood on December 31 of that year: every record set since the first season, ranks and points as they were. A record set later gives way to the player's previous record from before, when we have it. Records without a known date only count today.
New tab on the Players page: the Hall of Fame, the legends of First Room, from the pioneers who pushed the boards first to the players who ruled their era. No ranking and no score. Each card opens the player's story, with their seasons as world number one, their seasons in the world top 5 and their records, and every member gets a Hall of Fame badge on their player page.
The eight Black Ops 4 First Rooms now have difficulty coefficients, solo to 4 players, and count in player ratings, with a Black Ops 4 rating of their own. Each board is rated from its world record on the same curve as Black Ops, Black Ops II and Black Ops III, with 80% of the result: the game has been far less pushed, and its records are within easier reach. Classified solo is the hardest at 8.
New ranking: Purist, the eight Black Ops 4 First Rooms in the Purist (Hardcore) category, in solo and with two players. Each round counts with the difficulty coefficient of its board; 199 players are ranked from day one.
The Players page explains how the rating works: a "How the rating works" button next to the filters opens the full calculation, from the share of each record to the score out of 100, with examples.
Go back in time on the Players page: pick a season and the ranking shows every player's rating as it stood on December 31 of that year, with the records and world records of that day. From 2012 to today.
Every player page gets seasons: pick one in the rating card (Season 1 is 2012) to see the player's overall rating, rating per game and world ranks as they stood at the end of that year. The card now also shows the overall world rank.
Improved
Ranking boards get a new look: each map opens its own block with a photo of the map, which links to its leaderboard. Every round and every points total now sits in a badge like ratings on the Players page, in the site's red: the closer to the world record (or to the leader's points), the deeper the red, and the world record of each column glows. The top 3 players get gold, silver and bronze medals, and hovering a round lights up its column with its rank, its distance to the world record and its points.
The Black Ops Kino der Toten leaderboard now shows two photos of the map from the Hub image gallery: the whole lobby, its First Room, on its card, and the lobby under its chandelier as its background.
Submit a record: the category is now called First Room, and choosing Black Ops III shows that its records are First Room runs with no GobbleGum, neither Classic nor Mega.
Black Ops and Black Ops II stay the reference games of the overall player rating: a run counts for 95% of its value in it on Black Ops III, 90% on Black Ops 4 and 90% on World at War. Each game's own rating does not change. 5and5 Mod runs, far less contested, count for 80% of a Black Ops First Room, in the overall rating and in the Black Ops rating.
The world record cards at the bottom of every leaderboard are redesigned: the player count as a coloured badge, the round counting up, the holders as clickable tags, the date and how long the record has stood, a button to watch the run and one to jump to that board.
Content
The Image Hub gets Five: 29 new pictures, 18 views of the map and 11 from the player's eyes. The Five leaderboard now shows the briefing room, its First Room, on its card and as its background, and so does its book in the Hub.
v3.17
Black Ops 4 joins ZFRR
Black Ops 4 arrives with its eight First Rooms in the Purist (Hardcore) category, from solo to four players, their rules and platforms, and its book in the Hub library.
New
Black Ops 4 joins the site: IX, Voyage of Despair, Blood of the Dead, Classified, Dead of the Night, Ancient Evil, Alpha Omega and Tag der Toten each get a leaderboard, solo to 4 players, in the Purist (Hardcore) category: Hardcore difficulty, no elixirs and no talismans. 300 runs and their videos come with them. These boards are not part of any ranking or player rating.
Each Black Ops 4 board has its rules window: the Purist rules of the map (mutations on Tag der Toten and Dead of the Night), the game's general rules and its platform table (Battle.net, the Project-BO4 client, Xbox and PlayStation).
Improved
The Players page, the player filters and the Zombies World Records page now include Black Ops 4.
Every Map Wiki article now shows its map's picture next to its title, and every map picture on the site says which map and which game it shows.
Content
The Hub library gets Black Ops 4: the game's book, with its First Rooms, the Purist category, the records, the crews, perks and wonder weapons, and a Map Wiki shelf for its eight maps, whose books are on the way.
v3.16
Black Ops III: no GobbleGum
Every Black Ops III First Room record on ZFRR is a no GobbleGum run, and the site now says so wherever those records are read.
Improved
Every Black Ops III First Room record on ZFRR is a no GobbleGum run: neither Classic nor Mega GobbleGums are allowed. The rules window of every Black Ops III board and ranking, the rules of each map (Shadows of Evil and The Giant included), the map descriptions and the Zombies World Records page now say it.
The rules windows of the Black Ops III leaderboards, rankings and speedruns now state the rules themselves, without sending players to another site.
v3.15
Old School: a World at War ranking
World at War gets its own ranking, Old School, and counts in player ratings, each run converted to its equivalent round on Black Ops; a new Hub page explains why its rounds can go to 600.
New
New ranking: Old School, the five World at War First Rooms (Nacht der Untoten, both sides of Verrückt, Shi No Numa and Der Riese) in solo and with two players. Each run is converted to its equivalent round on the Black Ops board of the same map before it is multiplied by the coefficient: a round 601 on Nacht counts as round 44. Hover a round to see what it counts as.
World at War First Rooms now count in player ratings, with a World at War rating of their own. Each run counts as its equivalent round on the Black Ops board of the same map, with 80% of the Black Ops difficulty coefficient: these First Rooms have been far less contested, and recent records show they still get easier. Each board shows its coefficient.
Improved
Leaderboards whose record goes past round 100, Nacht der Untoten and Shi No Numa on World at War, link to that page.
In the country window of the Players page, each player's world rank and world records are shown as badges with a gauge: red for the top 100 and for world record holders, filled red for the top 10.
Fixed
On the Zombies World Records page, the World at War Verrückt Quick Revive card now shows the 3 and 4 player records too: they are played on the whole starting area, so both sides share them.
Content
New page in the World at War book: why a World at War game can reach round 600. In solo, past round 73 every round on Nacht der Untoten is the same 24 sprinting zombies released as fast as the game allows, and from round 163 zombie health overflows.
v3.14
World at War joins ZFRR
World at War arrives with its four First Rooms and their leaderboards, the Hub library gets its four game books, and the 5and5 Mod boards are rated on the rounds players actually reach.
New
World at War joins the site: its four First Rooms, Nacht der Untoten, Verrückt (Jugg side, QR side and full map), Shi No Numa and Der Riese, each get a leaderboard from solo to 4 players, with every run and its videos. They score no ranking points.
The World at War boards follow B2's World at War rules, with their platform table: Plutonium and its community patch on PC, Xbox and PlayStation 3 on console.
Improved
The Hub library is now a modern bookcase: a dark frame and cabinet, a warm wood back lit by amber LED strips, and one niche per shelf, as wide as its books, with staggered dividers from row to row.
Each 5and5 Mod column now takes its difficulty from its own runs: the lower the world record and the best rounds, the harder the map. Kino der Toten now weighs more than Verrückt in solo, and a column with only one or two runs is pulled towards the other maps until more runs come in.
On player pages, the rankings entered slide on their own when the page opens, with dots under them instead of arrows, on a computer as on a phone. The slider stops while the mouse is over it.
Content
The Hub library gets its game books: World at War, Black Ops, Black Ops II and Black Ops III, each with its First Rooms, maps, perks and weapons.
The Plutonium guide now covers World at War: the Steam files, the launcher and the community patch a record needs.
v3.13
Two Hardest Maps, Black Ops III wikis and a Plutonium guide
Black Ops III gets its own Two Hardest Maps ranking, three Black Ops III maps get their Hub wiki, and the Hub gets a computer with a guide to install Plutonium.
New
Two new rankings, Best Teammates: three and four player First Rooms together, one for Black Ops and Black Ops II, one for Black Ops III, each map with its own difficulty coefficient.
New ranking: 5and5, every 5and5 Mod record on the ten Black Ops maps, from solo to 4 players, each column with its own difficulty coefficient.
New ranking: Two Hardest Maps, the hardest First Rooms of Black Ops III, Shadows of Evil and both sides of Verrückt, in solo and in co-op.
The Hub library has a computer on a desk next to it: its screen lists the practical guides, and clicking it opens them.
New page: Zombies World Records, every map of Black Ops, Black Ops II and Black Ops III with its world record in solo, 2, 3 and 4 players and the players who hold it.
The Leaderboards page can be filtered by First Room type: Classic, Unofficial or 5and5 Mod, and each map card then opens that category.
The Players page has a Country ranking tab: a podium and a card for every country, scored on the ratings of its five best players, and a click opens the country with its players, their rating and world rank.
Improved
The Black Ops III ranking becomes the “High Rounds” First Room of Black Ops III, covering every other map of the game. Its old address redirects to the new one.
The First Room Mod category of the Black Ops maps is now called 5and5 Mod, after the player who made the mod. Old links still work.
On every leaderboard, the world records of each player count are shown as cards, with the round, the flags and links to the players who hold them.
The Rankings page has a search bar (ranking, map or player) and filters by game and by map.
Player pages show every record in one Records by round table, from solo to 4 players, with tabs per team size, the teammates and the ranking each run counts in.
On player pages, the rankings entered show the ranking's visual, a Top % badge and a gauge, and the activity chart shows every year with the best one highlighted.
The Records by round table of a player page can be filtered by game, map, ranking, team size and First Room type (Classic, Unofficial, 5and5 Mod).
On a computer, a player page shows three rankings at a time: when a player has more, the others scroll into view with two arrows.
On player pages, the Records by round table lists the full team, the player included, like the speedrun table, and yellow is kept for first places only.
On player pages, Records by round lists the best world ranks first, like the speedrun table, which now shows the number of players on a computer.
Content
Added full Hub wikis for Der Eisendrache, Gorod Krovi and Revelations, each starting with its First Room, with dedicated pages for weapons, Wonder Weapons, Easter eggs, secrets and achievements.
New guide: how to install Plutonium for Black Ops and Black Ops II with your Steam copy, from the DLC to own to what a First Room record needs on PC.
Data
Verrückt Reversed now carries the same 3 player difficulty coefficient as the classic Verrückt, on Black Ops and Black Ops III.
The 5and5 Mod boards now carry a difficulty coefficient for each player count, half of the same classic map's, and count in the player ratings.
SEO
Every leaderboard now states its world records in its title, its description and a text block: the round, the mode and the players who hold it.
v3.12
First Room Mod boards and a rating for each game
Every Black Ops map gets a First Room Mod category, and player pages now show a ZFRR rating for each game played.
New
Each player page shows a rating for Black Ops, Black Ops II and Black Ops III, with its tier and the player's world rank on that game.
Improved
On the Players page, the game filter now picks one game at a time and shows each player's rating on that game.
Record submissions now pick the destination like the leaderboards: game, map, then category.
Fixed
Verrückt now sits on the Black Ops shelf of the Hub library.
Content
Each First Room Mod board has its rules, the download link of the mod and the room where the game starts.
Data
Added the First Room Mod category to the ten Black Ops maps, from solo to 4 players, with 119 records and their videos.
Added nine Black Ops III records on Shadows of Evil and Der Eisendrache whose videos are no longer online.
v3.11
The Black Ops Hub is complete
Every Black Ops map now has its own wiki in the Hub, the Image Hub gets Kino der Toten, and video playlists are split into their parts.
Improved
A record proven by a YouTube playlist now lists every part of the run, labelled by its round range, instead of the playlist link.
Card images in Hub articles no longer stretch beyond a set height next to long text.
Fixed
Corrected the leaderboard descriptions of Verrückt, Nacht der Untoten, Shangri-La, Moon, Call of the Dead and Ascension.
Content
Added full wiki pages to the Hub for the ten Black Ops maps, from Nacht der Untoten to Moon, each starting with its First Room.
Each Black Ops wiki has dedicated pages for its weapons, perks, Easter eggs, secrets and key mechanics, with video guides in several languages.
Added Kino der Toten map and POV pictures to the Image Hub.
Data
Added new records found by the daily check, including Farm, Nuketown and Revelations runs.
v3.10
One Verrückt card and Verrückt Reversed
Verrückt now shows as a single map everywhere, a new Verrückt Reversed 3P category opens, the site gets an Updates page, and most of its text was rewritten.
New
Added this Updates page listing every change since the 3.0 redesign, reachable from the Others menu, the footer version and a What’s new home block.
Added a Game column to the Recent Records and Recent Speedruns tables, so you can see which game each run was played on.
Improved
Verrückt now appears as one card everywhere, with both sides merged and a new map image, including on the Three Hardest Maps ranking.
The Rankings slider on the home page now shows a game badge on each ranking.
The home Speedruns slider now shows one card per map instead of one card per side or category.
Fixed
Game badges in the Players directory now show the right games for every player.
Content
Added new Ascension (Black Ops) map and POV images to the Image Hub, now also used as Ascension's map image and page background.
Data
Added the Verrückt Reversed 3P category on Black Ops and Black Ops III, with its own rules in the Rules window.
SEO
Image Hub pictures now carry creator and copyright details, so Google can show them correctly in image results.
Rewrote text across the site: the home page's What is a First Room section, Leaderboards, Players, Speedruns and the map descriptions.
v3.9
The Black Ops II Hub is complete
Every Black Ops II map now has its own wiki in the Hub, with First Room plans, 3D models and video guides.
New
Added explorable 3D First Room models for Buried and Die Rise, with walls and obstacles checked at player height.
Improved
Reworked every Black Ops II Hub page: balanced image and text sizes, tidier card grids and no more empty gaps.
Every section heading in Hub articles now has an icon, making long pages easier to scan.
The Three Hardest Maps ranking has a new background with a built-in title instead of the old logo.
Removed the arrows from the home sliders in favour of bullets, and made the mobile section titles larger.
Fixed
Map and game filters in the Image Hub work again on first use, without having to reset them.
Content
Added full wiki pages to the Hub for TranZit, Bus Depot, Buried, Die Rise, Farm, Town, Nuketown and Origins, joining Mob of the Dead.
Each Black Ops II wiki has dedicated sub-pages for its weapons, buildables, perks, Easter eggs and other key features, linked to each other.
Added hand-drawn First Room plans in the style of the game's loading screens to the Black Ops II map pages.
Added video guide links in five languages to the Black Ops II map pages, chosen from complete and recent guides.
v3.8
One page per map, no minimum round
Every map now has a single Leaderboard and Speedrun page with categories, and any verified round now counts.
New
Each map now has one Leaderboard and one Speedrun page; sides and variants such as Verrückt Jugg Side or Buried Ray Gun are categories inside it.
Leaderboard and Speedrun pages now show the three latest records for the map in the header, with a link to see more.
Added a short loading animation between pages, and the mobile menu now follows your phone's dark or light mode.
Improved
Old map addresses now redirect to the matching category on the new single map pages, so existing links keep working.
Verrückt, Bus Depot and Mob of the Dead now use their own Image Hub pictures for their map cards and page backgrounds.
3P and 4P speedruns now sit in a Full Map category instead of being repeated under each side.
In the video window, multi-part full gameplays are now labelled by their round range instead of Part 1, Part 2.
Fixed
Hub pages now load their sections progressively while scrolling, which stops crashes when scrolling quickly to the bottom.
Content
Added official images to the Mob of the Dead wiki, plus a Tutorials tab with videos in five languages on its sub-pages.
Data
Removed all minimum rounds: any verified run now appears on the Leaderboards and counts towards the Rankings, on every map.
Imported about 2,170 previously excluded records and created the matching player pages after the minimum rounds were dropped.
v3.7
The Hub opens with Mob of the Dead
A new Hub gathers articles about every First Room, starting with a complete Mob of the Dead guide.
New
Added the Hub: a full-page 3D horror library where every book is an article, sorted on shelves by label.
Added a First Room plan drawn like the game's loading screen, which opens full screen when clicked.
Added a 3D exploration of the Mob of the Dead First Room, with keyboard controls, a touch joystick on mobile and automatic pause.
Map articles now include links to buy the game or map pack on each platform, and video tutorials in several languages.
Improved
The home page now mixes Recent Records and Recent Speedruns as cards, with world records highlighted and the player's world ranking shown.
Simplified the menu: Others is now the only menu with a dropdown.
Removed the date column from player page tables, leaving more room for map and team names on mobile.
Fixed
Fixed a display issue on Image Hub picture cards.
Content
Added the Mob of the Dead First Room article, presented as a terminal with windows for the map overview, records, speedruns and more.
Added a Mob of the Dead wiki with pages for Afterlife, Brutus, weapons, traps, the Golden Spork and more, linked to each other.
v3.6
Unofficial Verrückt Double Side boards
New unofficial boards for Verrückt Double Side, and the first four speedrun maps are fully checked.
Fixed
3P and 4P speedrun times now show on the Verrückt Quick Revive Side page, like on Jugg Side.
The menu search bar now works when the menu is on the left side.
Content
Added many new Verrückt POV pictures to the Image Hub.
Data
Added an Unofficial Black Ops and Black Ops II section to the Leaderboards, starting with Verrückt Double Side and its own page.
Added Verrückt Double Side on Black Ops III to a new Unofficial Black Ops III section, with its own map image.
Finished checking every time on the four launch speedrun maps: both Verrückt sides, Bus Depot and Mob of the Dead.
v3.5
Recent Speedruns and allowed game versions
A Recent Speedruns page joins Recent Records, and the rules now list which game versions are allowed.
New
Added a Recent Speedruns page with the same filters as Recent Records, plus a matching block next to Recent Records on the home page.
Improved
The speedrun video window now lists every gameplay part, like on the Leaderboards.
Reorganised the footer site map so the page links have more room.
Fixed
Choosing a gameplay part in the video window and clicking Watch on YouTube now opens that part, not always the first one.
Content
The Rules window on Rankings, Leaderboards and Speedruns now includes tables of allowed and banned game versions per platform.
Added Bus Depot map pictures to the Image Hub.
Data
Each player now keeps their own personal best; a duo run no longer overwrites a teammate's better record. Only speedruns are ranked by team.
Speedrun milestones are now timed when the new round number appears on every game, and existing times were re-measured.
Removed a speedrun played on a banned game version and added many new speedrun times on Verrückt Jugg Side and Bus Depot.
SEO
Old player nicknames now redirect to the player's current page, and removed player pages are reported as gone to search engines.
Only pages of ranked players are submitted to search engines, keeping the index focused on profiles with real content.
v3.4.1
Player pages and Image Hub upgrades
Cleaner tables on player pages, more download options in the Image Hub and many new speedrun times.
New
The Image Hub download button now lets you choose WebP, JPEG or PNG.
Improved
Player page Team Runs and Speedruns tables now match the Records by Map table, with trophy and medal icons and game tags.
Player page tables now stack one per row on desktop, with a wider Map column and no Number of Players column.
On mobile, the player card and rating gauge now sit side by side, with a small flag next to the nickname.
The header now shows the exact YouTube subscriber count instead of a rounded figure.
Fixed
Image Hub tabs now show the number of pictures matching the active filters.
Content
Added Mob of the Dead and new Bus Depot POV pictures to the Image Hub.
Data
Measured and added speedrun times for Mob of the Dead in Solo, 2P, 3P and 4P, and for more Bus Depot runs.
v3.4
Speedruns arrive
Speedruns get their own pages, the submission form accepts them, and a free stream overlay is available.
New
Added Speedruns: per-map boards timing how fast players reach rounds 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50, in Solo, 2P, 3P and 4P.
Player pages now show speedrun stats and a dedicated speedrun table when the player has times.
The submission form now accepts speedruns with their times, up to five submissions at once, and time correction requests.
Added the Stream Overlay page: search your nickname and get an animated overlay with your flag, rating and ranking for OBS.
Improved
The submission form now requires a valid email and a country for new players, and confirms by email.
The home page now shows the top five rated players and a live feed of the ZFRR X account.
Table filters are kept when you go back to a page with your browser's Back button.
Added the Submit button next to the search bar on mobile, moved ZFRR TV under Others, and put the footer site map in one column on mobile.
Content
Added speedrun rules: same rules as the Leaderboards, plus an in-game timer visible from start to finish.
Added Farm map and POV pictures to the Image Hub.
Data
Opened Speedruns with Bus Depot, Mob of the Dead and both Verrückt sides; Bus Depot milestones start from its own starting round.
v3.3
Image Hub and Leaderboards search
A free image library for the community, a search bar on the Leaderboards and 3P/4P difficulty for every map.
New
Added the Image Hub: free-to-use map wallpapers and POV pictures, sorted by game and map, with filters, search and pages of 30.
The Leaderboards page now has a search bar, a game selector and a filter by map difficulty range.
Improved
Recent Records now include 3P and 4P records.
Leaderboard filter buttons now sit on two rows on mobile, and each All Players row fits on one line.
Fixed
The country filter on map leaderboards now returns results.
Record dates can no longer appear in the future.
Data
Added 3P and 4P difficulty coefficients for every map; they weigh 3P and 4P runs in the player rating, not in the Rankings.
Added difficulty coefficients for the Buried, Farm and Town variants, and renamed Buried Processing Ray to Buried Ray Gun.
Removed Shangri-La Reduced, and removed the GobbleGum section from Black Ops III map descriptions.
v3.2
Players, player pages and ZFRR TV
Every player gets a profile page with a rating, and ZFRR TV lets you watch live First Room streams.
New
Added the Players directory with search, game checkboxes, filters by map, ranking and nationality, and record and world record counts.
Added a page for every player: flag, games, records by map, team runs, rankings, social links, podiums and best round.
Added a player rating that weighs each round by map difficulty, with a coloured gauge, plus the player's rank in their country.
Added ZFRR TV: watch ZFRR and community First Room streams live, with a multi-view showing up to four streams at once.
The home page shows a ZFRR TV block when a stream is live; when nothing is live, ZFRR TV shows follow buttons instead.
Added a point simulator under each ranking table to see how many points a round would earn you.
The menu can now move to the left side of the screen, and the site remembers your choice on your next visit.
Improved
Clicking Number of Players in Recent Records now opens the right map leaderboard on the right player count.
Fixed
Active filter buttons now stay visible, and the minimum rounds table in the Rules window no longer keeps its headers stuck while scrolling.
Data
Added Buried to the Leaderboards with its difficulty coefficients.
SEO
Added a text block to each player page describing their games and maps, and added social share images.
v3.1.1
Ranking map cards and mobile fixes
Rankings show their maps as cards, duos display properly, and many mobile issues were fixed.
New
Ranking pages now show the ranking's maps as cards: a scrolling row on desktop, an auto-playing carousel with bullets on mobile.
The menu search bar now finds maps and rankings, even with loose spelling.
Added a Support page explaining how donations keep the site running and growing.
Added Twitch to the header and footer, and quick Rankings and Leaderboards buttons at the top of the home page on mobile.
Improved
2P leaderboards now show both players of a duo on the same line, each with their flag; unknown partners show as Unknown player.
Shortened the ranking descriptions, widened page containers and moved the nationality filter to the end of the filters list.
Fixed
Fixed menu dropdowns that would not open on mobile, sticky ranking columns, map scrolling on phones and the Recent Records date column.
v3.1
Leaderboards for every map
Every First Room now has its own leaderboard page, and record videos open right on the site.
New
Added the Leaderboards page listing every map by game, and a full leaderboard page for each map with a platform column.
Each map page has a detailed description of the map, its bosses, weapons and secrets, and lets you switch map or game from a carousel.
Clicking a record opens a video window with the embedded YouTube or Twitch video, platform, video length and the player's previous records.
Clicking a player opens a window with their YouTube and Twitch channels, in Rankings, Leaderboards and Recent Records.
Added tools pages for Shangri-La pre-flop and jump distance by FPS, and a window showing the difficulty coefficient of each map.
Improved
Players with the same score or round now share the same rank on Rankings and Leaderboards.
The submission form now suggests existing players, fills in teammates' flags, asks for the platform and shows a thank-you screen.
Added Plutonium as a platform, animated the home counters, pinned the page sub-menu while scrolling and rescaled the layout for large screens.
Content
Added a Privacy page in the site design, linked from the footer.
Data
Added hundreds of missing records and players, linked alternate nicknames, filled in missing platforms and dates, and set minimum rounds per map.
Removed records set by banned players, including runs they shared with others.
SEO
Rewrote titles, descriptions and share tags on every page, and added descriptive text blocks at the bottom of Rankings and Leaderboards.
v3.0
The new ZFRR is live
A full redesign of the site with a new look, new home page, rebuilt Rankings and Recent Records.
New
Redesigned the whole site with a new black and red look, a new menu with game tags, and everything in English.
New home page with an animated map background, latest records and links to every ranking.
Rebuilt the Three Hardest Maps, Black Ops III and High Rounds rankings with sorting, pages, Show more and highlighted top 1, 3 and 10.
Added a filters window to rankings to filter by nationality, map and player count, and a Rules window with the minimum rounds.
Rebuilt Recent Records with the record year, a trophy for world records and a medal for other records.
Rebuilt the Prenades by Strett, Contact and Legal Notice pages in the new design.
Improved
Rank, player, flag and points columns stay fixed while you scroll through the map columns, and platform icons show where each map is played.
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