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About this game

Zombie Army 4 Dead War takes you back to the 1940s when Europe is in the middle of a zombie Armageddon.

• Play in its brand-new campaign with 3 other players, and face the wrath of zombies that are hungrier than before.
• Experience the iconic Sniper Elite gunplay, and the return of the X-ray Kill Camera that lets you watch everything in slow motion. Fight with your all with its enhanced melee combat.
• Rank up and build your slayer with its deep progression and customization features.
• Fight multitudes of undead armed with weapons that you can upgrade into more badass ones.
• Survive in the expanded Horde Mode that makes the map bigger the longer you survive.
• There’s a lot more action to experience with additional seasons.

Reviews

Playing Zombie Army 4 was a really great experience. The campaign stayed fresh from beginning to end with a fantastic climax. The additional levels from the included DLC are just as gripping as well. It’s a great game that you can play solo or with friends, and it does a great job combining horror and action. If the online ends up working as well as the offline does when the game releases, you will lose loads of hours in this world. With all of the customization that you can do for multiple characters, weapons, and abilities with much more paid DLC to come, it’s easy to imagine sinking tons of hours and bullets into this never-ending zombie war.

Nintendo World Report

 

Rebellion have done a commendable job of remaining true to all that makes for a decent zombie horde shooter whilst also ensuring that Zombie Army 4 delivers an enjoyable and engaging game either alone or with friends.

Switch Player

 

Zombie Army 4: Dead War is a surprisingly solid Switch port of one of our favourite Rebellion titles thus far. There’s a ton of zombie Nazi-slaying sweetness to get stuck into here and, although the graphics have taken a hit and the frame rate has been halved in comparison to other platforms, what’s here is eminently playable in both docked and handheld modes. Whether you’re taking on Hitler’s undead hordes alone or with a few friends in tow, this one’s a ton of schlocky B-movie fun that gets a great big thumbs up from us.

Nintendo Life