World War Z has allowed PC and Xbox One users to cooperatively slay undead hordes since earlier this year, but up to now, PlayStation 4 users have been left to fend for themselves. Fortunately, developer Saber Interactive is putting a stop to their isolation tomorrow, July 22nd.
With folks around the world stuck indoors, it's only natural that the average person would spend a substantial amount of their waking hours daydreaming about travel. While we can't quite visit many places in person right now, Saber Interactive is offering a chance to digitally explore one specific locale at your leisure, assuming you don't mind the slightly more aggressive populace.
World War Z ended up surprising us last year with it's unique take on the zombie shooter genre, its set pieces and sheer scale setting it apart from the likes of Left 4 Dead or even Call of Duty's zombie mode. Now Saber Interactive have announced a GOTY edition of the game with an all new map featuring three new missions.
In case you haven't had your fill of global pandemics, World War Z is certainly one of the better ways you can stay at home while still spending time with friends. Based on the book (and movie) of the same name, it features all kinds of ways for you to hunker down and slaughter hordes of the non-living.
World War Z was recently updated with the long-requested Horde mode, but in a more recent update developer Saber Interactive has further updated the mode with the goal of having “shorter but more fun and much more rewarding sessions” and “greatly increasing” rewards for the mode, especially after beating round 10. The u...
Saber Interactive’s World War Z has finally received the much anticipated Horde Mode as part of Season 2’s lineup of free content. Simply titled “Horde Mode Z”, the new mode brings waves of undead upon the players who will have to scavenge, explore, and fight for survival. The update also adds a new zombie type, The Bomber, who spawns in any game mode and brings an “explosive twist” - it explodes when shot. However, if players are more careful they can disable the explosive-toting undead (as seen in the trailer below) and gather rare supplies to aid their survival efforts. The Season 2 content for World War Z is free and available now across Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC.
The content flow for World War Z continues to roll out with the completely free Kill It With Fire update. This update includes two new PvE maps that see players trying to escape the Hudson river and the dark tunnels below Moscow, as well as cosmetic options being added to PvP, a new Prestige system that lets you work towards special perks and weapon skins, and, as the name implies, a new flamethrower weapon. This update is available now across Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.
World War Z’s first season of content just ended last month and already developer Saber Interactive has released their roadmap for the second season of free content with a simple, easy to read image, which can be found below. There's no specific timeline provided for all this, just "Q4 2019,” so it will not be long to wait before hordes of new content comes crashing into World War Z across Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.
Saber Interactive, the developer of the zombie-filled World War Z, has released the last bit of free “Season One” content. Proving Grounds adds new challenges, guns, and aesthetic items. Further, Saber Interactive has created a trailer to assist in walking players through the large amount of content they have added with this update, which can be found below. World War Z and the Proving Grounds content is available now across PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.
This past week, Saber Interactive released the first major update for their co-op zombie shooter, World War Z. Entitled "The Undead Sea," this update adds a new Tokyo mission (which takes place on a ferry), private lobbies, FOV scaling, mid-match PVP load-out changes, and the ability to disable bots.
If World War Z is any indicator, it seems that folks are still very much into the concept of blasting zombies with their friends. Who knew?
Saber Interactive's World War Z dropped onto PC and consoles last week, and this past Monday we took this third-person zombie shooter for a little spin. If you've been looking for a game that plays like Left 4 Dead but also brings its own little spin to it, then you're in for a treat.
