Hitler's hordes are back for more in this spine-chilling shooter from the makers of Sniper Elite 4! Abominable occult enemies, epic weapons and a harrowing new campaign for 1-4 players await in 1940's Europe, as you fight to save humankind from undead armageddon.
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Each season pass costs more then the base game and you can't unlock new weapons and cosmetics by actually playing and progressing to achieve something, NO!!! you have to pay for new weapons with real money , this is downright ridiculous! I always loved and respected Rebelion and their titles, but honestly this is some next level EA BS right here and I am disappointed.
EDIT: As of March 2022, the Season 1 pass is free, so you can feel free to keep that in mind. Despite giving this game a thumbs down, I actually recommend playing it. My thumbs down is simply to highlight and grab attention at what is a growing trend in scummy business practices by game developers and publishers. Zombie Army 4 is a pretty great game as far graphics, game play and technical merits is concerned. The problem is the downright, ridiculous way that Rebellion has decided to price this game. Let's put aside the one year exclusivity deal with Epic because developers need to take the best deal they can get to maximize returns on development, so as much as I dislike Epic, I can't fault Rebellion for wanting to make the most money they could. That is how all businesses operate and it is what it is. The major problem is the absolute nickel and dime pricing structure they've come
Game is $50 dollars, but most of the weapons in the game are locked and require you to spend more money to unlock them. Cash grab game. Thumbs definitely down.
Beside of NO privacy policy, NO information or additional options for customers, there is a lot in Zombie Army 4: Dead War from Rebellion which should actually be passed on directly to competent data protection authorities. Related forum discussion was anonymously removed without warning or hint https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2400746255 An external review without censorship and more details can be reached over my main group announcement in Steam. Thanks for understanding and your interest. Here is an overview for what customers can expect with this product and and also a small overview in excerpts, where the product phones, or what data it send https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2400229282 Involved files - SHA1 hashes (Hash Update 22.02.2021) - za4_dx12.exe - 97a1355ff88afebc6031eba9c192b30093014bb8 - za4_vulkan.exe - 7e98d159fbe3b244a00
Look. We need to actually have a seriously frank discussion about the DLC here, because after playing the game for a small amount of time and deeply enjoying myself and the many vast improvements this game has over ZAT, I've noticed that so much, so much stuff, is locked behind a paywall. You cannot play this game and not know this, at all. It hits you immediately. This is not going to be a review about the game, as I'll just tell you that the game is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ fantastic, there's so very little wrong with it. But this serves as a critique of Rebellion's business practices when it comes to this game. You cannot even talk about this game without interacting with these notions. So after all this time, locked away on Epic Games Store, Zombie Army IV: Dead War comes to Steam and I immediately pounced on it when it did because I. Love. Zombie Army Trilogy. That game's incredible, definitely go
The game itself is incredible, a vast improvement over the already fun Zombie Army Trilogy. The problem is the pricing... I was hoping for a least a bit better discount on at least the deluxe editions. $40+ is already steep for a year old game, but nearly $70 for the super deluxe and it doesn't even come with both seasons of content, the heck? Guess I'll just have to wait for a summer sale to get the DLC because I just can't justify that.
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