Johnny writes - "A bullet leaves the barrel of my Lee Enfield rifle at high velocity, twisting its way through the thick smoke filled post war air of the 1940’s. A few seconds later, it connects with an undead Nazi soldiers head with such force the helmet he is still wearing lifts into the air, ripping through muscle and bone the bullet mushrooms taking a large chunk of the skull with it as it passes through his head. It continues out the back flattened and misshapen only to crash into the face of another wandering zombie killing both instantly with a glorious flurry of blood and bone. I have not just finished reading the latest Stephen King novel, I have just played Zombie Army Trilogy on the Xbox One and that was a single shot out of thousands like it, that I thoroughly enjoyed watching in Rebellions signature X-Ray camera effect from their Sniper Elite series. "
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Zombie Army Trilogy is a fun shooting package from Rebellion, and it looks and sounds great on Switch, but check out Chris's review for more.
It was pretty decent, slightly repetitive if you played for over an hour. Zombie Army 4 fixed that with more variety, better level and enemy design, it's an absolute blast!
Who doesnt like games that revolve around Zombies? Zombie Army Trilogy takes the best part of the Sniper Elite and adds the undead. This means a fancy bullet cam which is deeply satisfying. The game has plenty to offer those who want to try the co-op.
