What Makes Up Revelations? Trivia Quiz

Answer:

From spawn, players can travel directly north, go through a teleporter, and end up at Nacht der Untoten. From spawn, they could also travel East, take a jump pad, cross through Shangri-La, Der Eisendrache and potentially Kino der Toten before taking another jump pad to end up in Verruckt. From spawn, players could also head West, take a jump pad, then go through Origins and Mob of the Dead before either teleporting back to Nacht der Untoten or jump padding to Verruckt.

Players spawn at The House and, from Nacht der Untoten, can enter the Apothicon to Pack a Punch. Agartha is the name of the entire setting itself.

As for the incorrect answers, Der Reise was effectively remastered as The Giant and released earlier in this game's life cycle. The likes of Shi No Numa and Ascension would go on to be released under the "Zombie Chronicles" DLC bundle, arguably the most popular DLC bundle in "Call of Duty" history.

Buried would return in "Black Ops 4", as part of that game's Blackout mode, amusingly enough. Die Rise was the oddball out, not getting any sort of remake or remaster. Some semblance of Die Rise may actually have had something unique to offer to Revelations with the map's (in)famous verticality.

In theory, Shadows of Evil could have seen use on this map. Der Eisendrache did despite being released later than SoE. The possible explanation for this is that Treyarch already effectively brought back the boss fight and the Wonder Weapon from SoE, even Li'l Arnies, which may have dissuaded them from going further.

Similarly, Revelations features the shield from Gorod Krovi and an important NPC from Gorod Krovi. Not quite like SoE, but still enough to at least contain the map's DNA in some way.

Tag der Toten, Mauer Der Toten and Groesten Haus all appear on completely different games. The former is the very final map ever made for "Black Ops 4", while Mauer Der Toten came out in "Cold War" and Groesten Haus in "World War II".