AOTF:
It is pretty crazy to think that it has been 7 years since that fortuitous week of gaming history in November of 2008 when both Call of Duty: World at War and Left 4 Dead was first released to the masses, bringing us the joys of fighting zombie hordes and introducing us to the concept of “Nazi zombies,” as if we needed more reason to kill zombies in the first place. Heck, it’s been 6 years since Left 4 Dead 2 was released in order to capitalize on how popular the whole co-operative zombie shoot’em up thing was becoming. It has been a long time since we’ve had a proper zombie co-op shooter come out, but if you’ve got that itch to scratch, then there is a new ointment on the market in the form of Zombie Army Trilogy.
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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.
Reads pretty well. Though it looks like review scores for ZAT are all over the place (ie 64 on MC). Not the end of the world, I'll def try this later on down the track.
The game has no story. Run around, shoot zombies, run around, throw grenades at zombies...
Move to the next area...
Run around, shoot zombies...
Run around, throw grenades at zombies...
Rinse and repeat...
A completely dumbed down game.