BO1 zombies browser: what happened to Kino der Toten?
Short answer
Taken downNo. The BO1 zombies browser game that went viral, Luckey Faraday's AI-built recreation of the Kino der Toten map from Black Ops, went offline after a DMCA notice he says came from Activision, reported on 11 Oct 2026. Activision has never released Black Ops or its Zombies mode for browsers. As of 13 Nov 2026, no working version is official.
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Which devices does the Black Ops browser port work on?
| Device | Result | Download | Time to play | Smoothness | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows · Chrome | Not tested | — | — | — | Not tested yet |
| Windows · Firefox | Not tested | — | — | — | Not tested yet |
| Mac · Safari | Not tested | — | — | — | Not tested yet |
| Chromebook | Not tested | — | — | — | Not tested yet |
| Android · Chrome | Not tested | — | — | — | Not tested yet |
| iPhone · Safari | Not tested | — | — | — | Not tested yet |
| Gamepad | Not tested | — | — | — | Not tested yet |
What was the BO1 zombies browser game?
The BO1 zombies browser game was a fan recreation of Kino der Toten, the Zombies map from Call of Duty: Black Ops, made by developer Luckey Faraday with AI coding agents and the Three.js 3D library. It ran in a browser tab with no install. Luckey Faraday’s projects said they had no affiliation with Activision, Treyarch, Microsoft or Anthropic.
What happened to Black Ops Zombies in the browser?
Black Ops Zombies in the browser went offline in October 2026. On 11 Oct 2026, XDA reported that Activision had sent DMCA notices against Luckey Faraday’s browser versions of Black Ops and Black Ops II, and the developer confirmed that all of the games were down. Activision hasn’t commented, and the notice itself hasn’t been published.
Why was it taken down?
Black Ops browser recreations are exposed when they reuse assets from Activision’s games. Analyses of the takedown point out that fan ports built from the original maps and models are easier to challenge than clean-room recreations. The same notices removed the Black Ops II project; our page on the Black Ops 2 browser game covers it.
Is there a working Black Ops Zombies link today?
Black Ops Zombies browser links still circulate on video sites and game portals, but none come from the developer. We don’t link them: nobody checks what was changed in a copy, and fake game pages are a common way to spread malware. Our guide on how to spot fake ports explains the warning signs.
Other ways to play Black Ops Zombies
Black Ops Zombies, Kino der Toten included, is part of the original Call of Duty: Black Ops. The PC version is sold on Steam, and the Xbox 360 version runs on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S through backward compatibility, added in May 2016. Since July 2026 there are also native PS4 and PS5 versions, ported by Iron Galaxy with the campaign, multiplayer and Zombies; reviewers noted they lack crossplay. Our list of games you can play in a browser shows what works without a download.
Does the Black Ops browser port still work? Player reports
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Black Ops browser port status history
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Taken down Taken down
Luckey Faraday said Activision had sent a DMCA notice; his Black Ops Zombies and Black Ops II browser projects went offline. (source)
More questions about the Black Ops browser port
Can you play Black Ops Zombies in a browser?
No, not legally. The browser version of Kino der Toten was taken offline in October 2026, and Activision has never made a browser version of Black Ops or its Zombies mode.
Who made the Black Ops Zombies browser game?
Luckey Faraday, a developer who built it with AI coding agents and the Three.js library. He also made a Black Ops II multiplayer browser project, removed at the same time.
Could you play Black Ops Zombies co-op in the browser?
No. Reports describe a single-player recreation of one map, Kino der Toten. There was no online co-op.
Is a Black Ops Zombies browser link safe?
No. Every BO1 Zombies browser link shared since the takedown points to a copy from an unknown source, and nobody checks what was changed in it. We don't link any of them.
Is it legal to play Black Ops Zombies in a browser?
No. Fan ports that reuse Activision's assets are exposed to takedowns, which is what happened in October 2026. Owning Black Ops doesn't make a browser copy legal.
Does Black Ops Zombies work on a phone or Chromebook?
No, not legally. Activision offers no Black Ops Zombies in a browser, so there's no phone or Chromebook version to recommend.
Sources
- Activision takes down AI-built Call of Duty browser ports with DMCAs, and more could be next
- Call of Duty browser games withdrawn after copyright complaint
- Activision swings the DMCA hammer at clever fan-made Call of Duty browser ports
- Black Ops and Black Ops 2 are now available on PS5 and PS4
- Call of Duty: Black Ops now backwards compatible on Xbox One
