COD Zombies Inspired: Paradise of the Dead [Minigame] Map

COD Zombies Inspired: Paradise of the Dead [Minigame] Map — sun, sand, and a whole lot of undead.

This plays like a full-on COD Zombies homage built for Bedrock, just set on a tropical island that looks peaceful until the sirens kick and the ground starts spitting out problems. You spawn in a lobby to ready up, drop into the start room, and the loop is classic: survive waves, stack points, open buyable areas, hit wall buys or the movable Mystery Box, flip the power, snag perks, and Pack-a-Punch when you’re stable. Early game is all about clean economy. Walk the first rounds, line up headshots, and finish with knife taps to squeeze points without burning ammo. Don’t shotgun your money into every door; open in a loop that gives you two safe lanes and a quick reset back to spawn so you can train tight circles when the crowd thickens. Wall guns are king until RNG blesses you, so pick a reliable one near a choke and farm efficiently while you learn the map’s rhythm.

Power first, perks second, ego last. The moment power’s on, grab the survivability perk you trust and then a reload or movement boost depending on your style. The island layout pushes you through beaches, tight interiors, and little elevation bumps, so think in routes, not rooms. If the map hands you fast travel—pads, lifts, or whatever its “fun ways of moving” are—use them to rotate when a train goes ugly or a teammate needs a clutch revive. The Mystery Box is bait if you chase it mid-round; stabilize with a wall weapon you can feed and only spin the box when you’ve got time and space. Pack-a-Punch isn’t day one unless you’re cracked—get a comfort loadout first, then pack between waves or while a teammate kites. There’s a mini-boss in the mix, so keep distance, use cover breaks, and dump damage together; solo face-tanks turn into spectating.



Co-op is where this map pops. Run roles: a point man who farms and opens doors, a support who watches flanks and calls spawns, a medic who saves cash for emergency perks and revives. Keep comms tight—“rotate beach,” “box moved dock,” “power room hot”—and don’t double back through your buddy’s train. If round management lets you leave a slow one, park it and use the window to hunt Easter eggs, buy perks, and do the Pack-a-Punch run without pressure. On Realms or servers, host short sets to 15 or push endurance to see how far your squad gets; the revive/respawn system keeps lobbies alive and makes wipes feel like setbacks, not game over. It’s command-block clean, no extra mods, just a smooth “Minecraft Bedrock zombies map” with Mystery Box energy, buyable doors, perks, and COD-style flow that rewards smart routes over panic sprints.

If you’re a survival grinder, this scratches the wave-defense itch without touching your main world. If you’re a PvE sweat, you’ll be timing reload cancels, kiting through tight alleys, and optimizing Pack-a-Punch cycles by the second attempt. And if you’re a creator, the island at sunset with the box light in the sky is instant thumbnail gold. Load in, flip power, lock your loop, and prove your vacation can survive the Paradise of the Dead.

How to install?
Android: use ES Explorer to find mcworld in the download folder. Click on a file to import it inside.
Versions of Windows 10: Go to your downloads folder and find mcworld. Click on the document to add it to the client.
IOS: as soon as they clicked on the Download button below, the device will offer to open it.

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