Call of Duty Zombies players on PC not only get to enjoy custom maps created by other users within the community, but they also have access to Plutonium, which is essentially offers more populated versions of Treyarch’s iconic co-op modes. Eight-player gameplay is an option to make the massive map TranZit feel even more expansive, anticheat is present to help players feel safe, and dedicated servers help with stability. With so many benefits, many of those that are still playing the original Black Ops and its 2025-set sequel on PC use Plutonium, meaning that plenty of gamers witnessed the April Fools' joke which reversed the two games’ maps. For Call of Duty Zombies fans in particular, this felt especially strange and interesting.