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Each of these classes can be leveled up the more you play them for an even more personalized experience. Swarms are this class’ best friend, as there is a damage boost during any large attacks. Also worth mentioning is the ‘exterminator’, starting you off with a molotov and shotgun. There’s a variety of classes with unique abilities, though my personal favorite of these is the ‘slasher’, starting with a stun gun and compact SMG, its gameplay is focused on a boost in melee attacks that hit two enemies and do double damage when you’re not tired and don’t slow down when you are. Image courtesy of Saber Interactive/Focus Home Interactive/Mad Dog Games. Each has their own set of 4 characters with multiple classes to choose from, making for a more personalized gaming experience. Each episode has between 2 and 3 chapters, and you have the option of not only choosing which episode, but also what chapter of an episode. There are four campaigns to play: New York, Jerusalem, Moscow and Tokyo.

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I’m hoping that maybe one day they’ll have a patch allowing for this, but until then, this fact is definitely one of my biggest disappointments with this game.Īside from that, WORLD WAR Z is a lot more fun than I was expecting. It’s a HUGE misstep on the part on Saber Interactive, and while the game does offer online multi-player, nothing beats having a partner by your side to yell at in real-time for stealing the last health pack.

Though WORLD WAR Z does feel like that same experience though with more layers, the game takes away one of the key components that made LEFT 4 DEAD so fun: couch co-op. Turns out what they say about assumptions is true. When I heard whispers of its similarity to the LEFT 4 DEAD franchise, I was concerned and immediately began to expect that this would be another copycat that’d fail to provide the same fast-paced, barnburner, filled-to-the-brim-with-undead mayhem as that game. Focus Home Interactive is pretty hit-or-miss when it comes to their games, so I went into this with zero expectations. WORLD WAR Z is developed by Saber Interactive and published by Focus Home Interactive/Mad Dog Games.

While WORLD WAR Z doesn’t reach the bar that LEFT 4 DEAD raised, it is the closest to make a solid attempt to reach for it without pissing off the franchise’s fans. There have been many games that have been trying to emulate the feeling of LEFT 4 DEAD, EARTHFALL being a prime example, but have failed. The couch co-op, fun and fast-paced shooter franchise is an undead delight. As a lifelong Sony user, I nearly bought an Xbox 360 for one game franchise only, Left 4 Dead.