Rebellion’s Zombie Army Trilogy will be limping over (as zombies do) to the Nintendo Switch come the first half of 2020. The game is set to include all previously released content, including the Horde mode and all story chapters, as well as an exclusive feature to the Nintendo version: wireless multiplayer for up to four players. More ways to play with friends means more co-opportunities to enjoy!
Some co-op favorite will be available via Xbox Game Pass this month. These games include Zombie Army Trilogy, Human: Fall Flat and Warhammer Vermintide 2. If you’re unfamiliar, Xbox Game Pass is a subscription service where, for a monthly fee, players can pick from a selection of games to play for free as long as you maintain your subscription. The ever-growing library features over 100 titles, and new games are coming at different points throughout July.
This week, Xbox GOLD members can get huge discounts (up to 80%) on titles from Xbox LIVE. The sale in full can be found here.
It's 1942. The Third Reich are about to lose World War II as the Allied forces close in on their main headquarters. In desperation, Hitler initiates his plan to use Nazi occult research and create an army of zombies in retaliation. Will you have enough ammunition to take on a seemingly unstoppable force of the undead?...
We have a few co-op games coming out this week. There's an indie twin-stick shooter, an indie rogue-like, an installment of one of Capcom's fading franchises, and another zombie shooting game.
With only a (brain) matter of days until release, Zombie Army Trilogy is incoming, but what does the game actually play like? We may have seen a trailer that gave us seven reasons to play this undead shooter, but what about the guts and bolts?
The Nazi Zombie Army Trilogy is almost upon us. I'm sure most of you are tried and true veterans of dozens of zombie apocalypses, but there's always room for more cooperative supernatural mayhem, right?
Everybody knows the only thing worse than a regular ol' flesh and blood Nazi is the lumbering, brain-slurping remains of a Nazi reanimated through some devilish necromancy. Luckily for you and any buddies who loathe the undead (as any living, breathing people should), Zombie Army Trilogy is headed to PC, PS4, and Xbox One March 6th. Soon you and three friends can defend the free peoples of World War 2 era Europe from Zombie Hitler and his Rotting Minions.
Sniper Elite's spin-off series, Nazi Zombie Army, will soon breathe new life into a stand-alone version of its own. Expect to see the Zombie Army Trilogy on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One early this year.
