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The official Discord community for Nazi Zombies: Portable, an open-source remake of Call of Duty: Zombies. NZ:P is available for Window, Linux, PlayStation Portable (all models), PlayStation VITA, Nintendo 3DS (all models), and Nintendo Switch.

A place for roleplayers and for those who are just apart of the community! We have are own lore that branches off from the original source material, for those who wish to have a continuation of the story!

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