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About this game

Fight alongside friends or go solo in the Zombie Army Trilogy! Confront Hitler’s undead army in intense third-person shooter action and save Europe from the apocalyptic zombie menace.

• Embark on three nerve-shredding campaigns with 15 demon-infested missions. Whether you choose to face the undead alone or join forces in co-op, the game offers a brutal new Horde Mode across five blood-curdling maps for 1-4 players.
• Experience harrowing encounters with legions of zombies, fire demons, and more. Defeat gruesome enemies using powerful firearms, genre-best rifle ballistics, and deadly explosive traps. Witness the gruesome details of undead destruction with the acclaimed X-ray Kill Camera.
• Personalize your zombie-slaying experience with a selection of 16 playable characters, including iconic survivors from Left 4 Dead 1 & 2. Tailor your loadouts with your favorite weapons and explosives, and adjust the difficulty to your liking, even braving challenges like “X4” on Sniper Elite difficulty.
• Explore remastered editions of Nazi Zombie Army 1 & 2, each offering a fresh perspective with dismemberment mechanics, enhanced graphical effects, new audio, and enemy animations. Immerse yourself in an integrated online community, playing your favorite missions from any campaign in any order.

Team up with your friends and conquer the challenge together! Purchase the game now for an epic journey.

Reviews

If you’ve never played Zombie Army Trilogy before and are wanting to pop some undead skulls, you should seriously consider picking this up. Especially if you have like-minded friends to play it with. Hell, even those who have already played it before might get some kicks out of it too. Let’s face it, how often do you get to shoot a zombified Hitler in the face while sitting on the loo? This is a great game, not compromised in any way, now playable absolutely anywhere. There’s little better than that.

GameSpew

Zombie Army Trilogy on the Nintendo Switch is a good fit ultimately. No, this is not the most complex or revolutionary one on the market. At its core, in fact, it is very much a linear action title that wears its heart on its sleeve. There is plenty of bombastic action and very little substance. That is not a criticism, however. This is a game that knows what it is, and does it well. It is definitely a downgrade graphically, and it takes until the third chapter to really hit its stride in terms of complexity. However, the experience comes into its own as a co-op adventure with friends, and there is certainly an awfully lot of fun to be had here.

Cubed3

As a port of a game from 2015, Zombie Army Trilogy on Switch is a great way to play the wacky spin-off. It’s visuals take a hit, but the game runs wonderfully on the console hybrid. However, I would have liked to see some quality-of-life improvements addressed in this version. Sure, the shortcomings don’t make Zombie Army a bad experience, but it does show its age in many ways. Fortunately, the Switch takes nazi zombie killing on the go, and that’s more than enough reason for me to recommend it.

Noisy Pixel