world war z

Launched last April, World War Z (based on the movie) is predominantly a multiplayer experience. You can play the main four-player co-op, utiilzing six distinct classes and tons of weapons and traps in locations set around the world, from New York to Moscow. Or you can try out Players Vs. Players Vs. Zombies, sending you against the undead and other players in any of the five modes:: Scavenge Raid, Vaccine Hunt, Swarm Deathmatch, Swarm Domination or King of the Hill. As of today, there’s an additional mode, and it’s an intimidating one…the endless Horde Mode Z! One of the main selling points of World War Z when it launched was its “Swarm Engine” by Saber Interactive, specifically built to pack as many zombies into one screen as possible. With Horde Mode Z, you’ll really see what this engine is capable of. In the mode, teams of up to four players face off against a never-ending wave of progressively harder zombie hordes. There’s no real way to win, but the longer

There will be more than one free season of DLC content added to World War Z, Saber Interactive announced today. Launched last April, the game, based on the movie, is predominantly a multiplayer experience. You can play the main four-player co-op, utiilzing six distinct classes and tons of weapons and traps in locations set around the world, from New York to Moscow. Or you can try out Players Vs. Players Vs. Zombies, sending you against the undead and other players in any of the five modes:: Scavenge Raid, Vaccine Hunt, Swarm Deathmatch, Swarm Domination or King of the Hill. World War Z’s first season of updates included the Weekly Challenge mode, “The Undead Sea” Tokyo mission, and the six-skulls extreme difficulty setting, among other offerings. Now a second season is on the way, and it’ll cost nothing, just like the first. Look forward to these additions: Two challenging new PvE missions set in Moscow and New York. The highly anticipated introduction of a wave-based horde mode – Horde Mode Z.

Last month Saber Interactive unveiled their content roadmap for World War Z. Over the next few months free updates will be added to the game, and the first of these went live today: “The Undead Sea,” a new mission set in Tokyo. You and your team are trapped on a ferry loaded with zombies, and with the rooms and hallways being so small, there isn’t much room to run. To make matters worse there’s a new type of zombie on this boat you haven’t encountered yet; one that can spit venom projectiles at you, and will return to life if you don’t dismember it properly. The “Undead Sea” update also adds private lobbies to the game, the ability to switch classes during PvPvZ matches, and sliders on the PC version to adjust the field of view and level of detail (blessings for the easily motion-sick, those with older PCs, or both). In the months to come Saber will add a new six-skull difficulty setting, a Weekly Challenge mode, a wave-based

World War Z, the post-apocalyptic multiplayer co-op based on the movie, will continue to receive content for some time, says developer Saber Interactive. Today they revealed their roadmap for content updates over the next few months. Sometime this month, players will get a brand-new mission set in Tokyo, where they’ll meet a formidable new type of zombie that comes back to life if not killed a certain way. It also spreads a deadly virus by spitting at you, so….have fun dealing with it. In the coming months, a new “Six Skull” difficulty setting will be applied, with a unique reward and bonus cosmetics. In July the new Weekly Challenge mode will go live, providing new reasons to revisit the game every seven days. And in the months after that, says Saber, you can look forward to “a wave-based survival mode, private lobbies, the ability to switch classes during PvPvZ matches, field of view (FOV) and level of detail sliders on PC, and more.” World War Z was released on April

First there came the movie….now comes the game! Saber Interactive has officially released World War Z on consoles and PC! World War Z is predominantly a multiplayer experience. You can play the main four-player co-op, utiilzing six distinct classes and tons of weapons and traps in locations set around the world, from New York to Moscow. Or you can try out Players Vs. Players Vs. Zombies, sending you against the undead and other players in any of these five modes: Scavenge Raid: Players race to secure resources across the map to win. Vaccine Hunt: Players must pick up and hold an objective to earn points for the team. Swarm Deathmatch: Two teams go head to head in a bitter fight to the end. Swarm Domination: Capture zones to earn points and win a team victory. King of the Hill: Capture a single hill, then control it to earn victory points. Powered by Saber’s dynamic Swarm Engine™, World War Z unleashes hundreds of fast-moving, bloodthirsty zombies – able to move and strike as

We are now T minus 19 days from the release of Saber Interactive’s World War Z. In these final weeks, Saber is revealing more about the game’s content. At launch, four episodes spanning eleven levels will be available, and one of these episodes, “Stories In Tokyo,” is the focus of the latest trailer. The new “Stories in Tokyo” gameplay trailer travels to Japan, where hordes of zombies will ambush survivors through narrow streets and dense urban jungles, battling players right up to the edge of the sea. The Tokyo episode will feature two missions available at launch, with a bonus mission arriving for free shortly after release. World War Z is predominantly a multiplayer experience. You can play the main four-player co-op, utiilzing six distinct classes and tons of weapons and traps in locations set around the world, from New York to Moscow. Or you can try out Players Vs. Players Vs. Zombies, sending you against the undead and other players in any of these five modes: Scavenge Raid: Players race to