Chris Buffa (Modojo): Phosphor Games did a fine job with World War Z for iOS and Android. The first-person adventure compliments the upcoming movie by providing you with a different perspective on the zombie apocalypse, made possible with new characters and different things (emails, radio broadcasts) that enhance the plot. Oh, and there are tons of zombies trying to kill you. No need to fear. You'll make it out alive (maybe) so long as you follow these life-saving tips.
The World War Z next update called "Valley of the Zeke" is set to launch this December 5 bringing along premium and paid content.
Nice update for Switch Owners to enjoy. This update also adds local campaign co-op multiplayer to the Switch version of World War Z. Previously limited to online-only play, now up to four friends can play the co-op campaign together via local wireless connection without a Nintendo Switch Online subscription.
CCG writes - "The game takes inspiration from both the 2006 novel and the 2013 movie but isn’t heavily based on either property. It starts off rather simple with not even an intro cinematic. It throws you right into the menu where you can select between the campaign, multiplayer, gallery collection, and settings. WWZ 2019 is fairly light on the story and most of the lore can be outright ignored. The experience focuses greatly on the gameplay as it expects you to jump right in."
