Zombie Army 4

Zombie Army Trilogy is a third-person tactical shooter video game developed and published by Rebellion Developments. It is a spin-off to the Sniper Elite series and was released on March 6, 2015, for PlayStation 4, Windows, and Xbox One.[1] A port for the Nintendo Switch was released on March 31, 2020, in North America and Europe, and in Japan on May 28, 2020.[2][3] The game takes place in an alternative version of the final days of World War II, with the German army close to defeat. Adolf Hitler deploys a last resort plan to raise the fallen as zombies through occult rituals and turn them against Allied forces, thus causing Germany to become overrun with the undead.

The "X-Ray Kill Cam" feature from V2 also makes a return, in which when a successful and skilled shot is made, the camera will track the bullet from the sniper rifle to the target in slow motion, and upon impact will show an anatomically correct x-ray style reveal of the body part being hit and the damage the bullet causes to the organs and bones. Some items can also trigger an explosion when shot, which can be used to the player's advantage against the hordes of zombies. The game will also measure notable shots by briefly displaying distance and other factors like whether it was a head shot or moving target.

Zombie Army 4

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In April 1945, German dictator Adolf Hitler, who is hiding in the Fhrerbunker is informed by a Wehrmacht officer that the war is lost and Berlin will soon fall, leaving surrender as their only option. Enraged, Hitler executes the officer and declares that the Fatherland will not fall. He then orders the execution of "Plan Z"-the resurrection of all the Wehrmacht's fallen soldiers as zombies.

Once the zombies are released, OSS operative and sniper Karl Fairburne, veteran Red Army infantryman Boris Medvedev, Wehrmacht Captain Hermann Wolff, and German occultist Efram Schweiger are forced to team up in an abandoned village not far from Berlin. After clearing the village of zombies, the quartet commandeers a truck to take them to Berlin. Once there, they find the city in chaos; zombies roam the streets and alleyways. A radio transmission tells the quartet that the zombies are gathering in the nearby Memorial Cathedral, so the four go to investigate. At the cathedral, they find an SS occult general summoning zombies. In a fight with him and his minions, the survivors send the demonically-possessed officer back to Hell and discover a tunnel under the church's altar. The tunnel leads the group to an underground facility overrun with the undead. Inside, the four discover a reference to a Book of Souls, stored in the Berlin Central Library, which is a safeguard medieval occult text in case the zombies proved difficult to control. Hitler never retrieved it before unleashing the horde. Exiting the facility, the survivors fight their way to the library, where they obtain the book and unleash its power on the zombies, but find that its effects are negligible. The four then escape through the U-Bahn to a canal where they kill another SS occult general and escape via a British agent on a boat.

Meanwhile, in his underground bunker, Hitler and his last general (Hitler having killed the other two) discuss the Sagarmatha Relic, an artifact intended to protect Hitler from the undead soldiers. The general reveals that Hitler needed all three pieces in order for it to work, whereupon Hitler beats the officer to death with the Relic fragment. The zombies then storm the Fhrerbunker and kill Hitler. Fairburne and the survivors are led back to Berlin when Allied intelligence reports the Sagarmatha Relic and its purpose to them, so they arrive at the Brandenburg Gate to retrieve the first piece of the Relic from the Kaiser-Friederich-Museum, killing zombies along the way. Once retrieved, the four proceed to the Berlin Planetarium, where they discover a secret entrance to Hitler's bunker. After clearing the bunker, the four retrieve the second piece from Hitler's office. Schweiger directs them to a G-Tower outside Berlin. The four seize a train from a nearby railyard and make their way there. En route, they are informed by their British intelligence contact that the Allies have authorized Operation Red Harvest-a plan to carpet bomb Berlin and the surrounding area with atomic bombs to hopefully destroy the zombies. Racing against time, the four successfully penetrate the tower, defeat the occult general atop it, and retrieve the third piece of the Relic. The four are spirited away as the USAAF bombs the area.

Three months later, in August, Hitler has risen from the dead and joined the ranks of the undead as their leader. Still humanly sentient, Hitler has organized the zombies into a new army, using them to tighten his grip on Nazi Germany. Pockets of survivors have sprung up all over Germany, supported by Allied airdrops of supplies. Fairburne, Wolff, Medvedev, and Schweiger are tasked with retrieving war-winning intel from a British agent named MacNeil who they discover was killed by the zombies after being forced into St. Ulrich Hospital. When they do, they discover that Hitler has obtained the Book of Souls and is shipping his undead troops to an unknown location. The four hitch a ride on one of Hitler's supply trains and take it straight to a rally where Hitler is outlining his plans for the new Undead Reich. Fairburne attempts to assassinate Hitler, only for the bullet to stop right in front of Hitler's face. Only Schweiger's use of the Relic prevents the four from being swarmed by the zombies at the rally. The squad is then deployed to infiltrate the Folterschloss, Hitler's private mountain stronghold in a forest nearby. Making their way to the tram station that supports the castle, the four discover that Hitler is attempting to use humans to power a propaganda device in the castle. The four find the key that activates the full power of the Relic and escape as the man powering the device detonates the fortification. Hitler's headquarters is determined to be a large fortified facility inside the irradiated badlands outside Berlin, which the group infiltrates. They sabotage the industrial plant that the Fhrer is using to manufacture weapons, equipment, and food supplies for the zombie army and then face off with Hitler himself. After defeating an enormous zombie Hitler, Fairburne tosses the real Hitler down to Hell. Medvedev throws the relic, and Faireburne shoots it just before it enters the Hellhole, releasing its holy energy. The quartet manage to escape as Hitler's headquarters is completely destroyed.

Rebellion have done a commendable job of remaining true to all that makes for a decent zombie horde shooter whilst also ensuring that Zombie Army 4 delivers an enjoyable and engaging game either alone or with friends.

Unfortunately, the encounters frequently repeat themselves and become predictable in the process. While the enemy types differ, I lost count of the number of times I needed to kill every zombie in an area to open a seal, eliminate zombies within a certain radius to sate a Blood Fountain, or defend a mechanism from an encroaching horde. Because of this, I began establishing certain strategies that could be generally applied to each encounter type, removing the thrilling wildcard element and making fights feel more routine.

When caught in the middle of an undead apocalypse, being on your own is definitely a major disadvantage. Fortunately for you, in Zombie Army 4: Dead War, you have a rough and ready team of zombie slayers at your disposal. Each comes with their own unique backstory that lead them to comeface to face with the same hideous situation that is the end of the world!

A stiff upper lip is only going to get you so far when dealing with the bloodthirsty undead horde. In the midst of the horrors of the apocalypse, the resistance has managed to scramble and patch together an array of weapons suited to permanently ending the zombie threat! Workbenches throughout your campaign allow for the wielder to upgrade and modify their weapons. In doing so your armoury will contain some seriously deadly hardware in the fight against Plan Z.

While enemy fire bombards Berlin, Hitler is shown to be hiding in his bunker. He sits behind a big map that shows the Russian Red Army advancing from the East, and the American, British and Free French forces advancing from the West. When an Wehrmacht officer urges the Fhrer to surrender, Hitler-- unwilling to accept defeat-- shoots the officer in a rage and orders the execution of "Plan Z" to resurrect dead soldiers as zombies via occult rituals.

However, Hitler's plan backfires: the Sagarmatha Relic, an occult relic Hitler believed would protect him fails, as he doesn't have all three pieces and he is soon killed by the zombie hordes while Germany is overrun with undead.

On August, Hitler was resurrected as a zombie through mysterious means and becomes the ultimate leader of the undead horde. Karl Fairburne's attempt to assassinate the now-undead Fhrer failed due to Hitler's undead powers. The latter was then forced to let the Survivor Brigade go unharmed, since they have the fully-restored Sagarmatha Relic. When they rencountered again at the Hellmouth, Hitler assumes a gigantic and demonic form where he used all his power as well as sending more zombie hordes to defeat them.

Zombie Army 4: Dead Army is the latest title in a long line of survival-horror games. Published by Rebellion Developments, the team behind Sniper Elite, this new shooter hearkens back to other popular franchises that dealt with zombies one way or another. Throughout the alternative World War 2 story, players are tasked with dealing with remnants of the undead German army, but can also work on some side achievements.

The campaign takes resistance members, including the player, across places in Europe such as Croatia, Italy, and other key locations on the continent. While battling the reanimated threat across multiple story chapters, there are also side objectives known as Heroic Actions that can be completed. There are nine Heroic Actions spread throughout the game that mostly involve saving people from zombies. 2351a5e196