though, World War Z is a visually impressive, technically stable, and incredibly fun game that quite frankly surprised me. The Game of the Year Edition adds all the previously free and paid DLCs, including a fun new episode into one reasonably priced bun...
A solid coop experience, zombie hordes are fun to fight against, campaign levels feel varied enough that it doesn't seem too repetitive
AI kills enjoyment in attempted single player sessions, playing with friends is a must because playing with randoms is also a trainwreck
environments capture their settings pretty well, with regions having their own distinct flavors that portray the chaos of day to day life being destroyed in a matter of hours. Walking through offices, city streets and backlots, it all feels like things...
Swarm set-pieces are exciting battles against seemingly insurmountable odds, Classes offer compelling options for you to contribute to your team, Weapon upgrades reward exploration
Technical issues ranging from frame rate troubles to numerous hard crashes, A lack of variety can make the stages on offer feel stale quickly
Outside of the excellent co-op play, World War Z is a mixed bag of issues. With no story to get invested in, the progression system is a total drag and there's little here you haven't seen done better before. However, as long as you have friends willing t...
Captures that Left 4 Dead magic, Classes and skill trees add depth, Swarm Engine is genuinely impressive, Nicelyvaried level design
Not exactly a looker, A variety of polish issues, Could use more content
World War Z is a surprisingly fresh take on the well-trodden Left 4 Dead formula. While a bit rough around the edges and nowhere near as groundbreaking as Valve's series, World War Z is a confident co-op shooter that turns the intensity to 11 without bein...
Abstract: It's been over a decade since the book, six years since the movie, and only about a year since this game was announced, but the result was worth the wait. World War Z is the multiplayer zombie survival experience that you need right now. Saber Interactive...
Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.How we score: The Destructoid reviews guide...
