Zombie Army Trilogy

Llevo 22 horas jugando solo a lo largo de varios años y acabo de conseguir que 3 personas más se lo compren para jugar conmigo. EDITO: Está roto, nos crashea a todos y ya no me dejan elegir juegos para el grupo por culpa de este juego

Getting this to run is a nightmare. The game is apparently not built with modern/high-end processors in mind, so if you don't clamp the amount of CPU cores used when running the game, it will crash within minutes. This issue was already happening with the stand-alone first game, and it is frankly unacceptable that they left it in this state for the re-release. I did manage to get the game running using the "Crash and freezing fix" mod, which you can find on NexusMods. However, I had to limit the amount of CPU cores used to 2 (!), which means the game doesn't run that great. You can also uncap framerate by adding -hz??? to the game's launch options through steam, replacing "???" with your screen's refresh rate (144, 165...). I would love to tell you about how fun the game can be and the large amount of content, but there are too many technical issues for me to feel like that's warranted. If you're fine with digging around for fixes and dealing with a very technically unstable product, there's a fun game buried underneath, but I just can't recommend it as is given that I wasn't sure I would be able to run the game at all, even after dealing with many games with dodgy releases.

The gameplay is too simplistic. It doesn't have enough variety in weapons or enemy types. It doesn't seem to have the upgrade system that the 4th game has. For me it quickly becomes boring popping away with the same 3 weapons over and over and over. It would need weapon upgrades or skill points or something to make it interesting for me.

Basic nazi zombie war

Call of Duty: Zombies shared it's aesthetic with Sniper Elite and added a sprinkle of Left 4 Dead for good measure. I think the full asking price is certainly excessive for what is essentially a horror-themed Sniper Elite V2. But on sale? This is a wonderful lil pickup! Definitely worth at least a playthrough, especially if you can get friends in on it.

Zombie Army Trilogy is a selection of three relatively short games spun off from the Sniper Elite game franchise, where instead of just shooting nazis, you're shooting undead nazis. The games range from 2013-2015 publication dates making this effectively 11-13 years old, but carry full AAA pricing which is where we immediately run into problems. Now, the gameplay here is not bad, but is extremely repetitive... you have to like being the sniper in FPS games, but also hate PvP. But also this is designed almost exclusively for co-op multiplayer (there are some settings for single player, but it's as much fun as playing Pong by yourself), at the same time, this is well over a decade old and there's no players or viable matchmaking feature. You're not going to get a game with other players, despite the co-op focus, so that's a fail. Gameplay itself features either bland assault maps or a campaign mode where you plod through some rather uninspired wartorn Europe maps full of zombies in nazi uniforms. There's a whole bunch of characters to choose from but these all just come across as different skins more than contributing anything to differentiating the repetitive "shoot the zombie in the head" game loop. While this is heavily dated, one thing they did do right was fix up the visuals... you've got full 4K support and a reasonable enough number of graphics tweaks, although there are some serious issues with the game working on modern gaming PCs, and it's unmaintained. I didn't experience any issues, but your mileage may vary, as they say. So for the age, it's aged well, the problems are not purely in the visual aspects of the technical implementation. Let's talk about pricing and the actual value this has for gamers. Is this game one of the best of the 140,000+ games on Steam? Zombie Army Trilogy has the almost unethical, full AAA price of $45 USD, for which you could easily get any number of new release AAA games. [b]Note:[/b] The developer has colluded with Tencent backed interests to withhold some of their games from Steam in a brazen act of anticompetitive behaviour in exchange for financial compensation, in other words, bribes. This is harmful to gamers and to the gaming industry, and is completely unethical behaviour intended to cause this harm for short term profit. While games absolutely should be considered on their own merits, as I have in my review above, gamers must be cautious when buying games from unethical developers like this. There's no telling when they will accept more bribes and pull their games off Steam again... they've done it once, they can't be trusted. Gamers have a right to know about this. If you buy this game you may be putting your money at risk. The quality problems and defects with this game, combined with the developers directly gamer hostile, anticompetitive behavior makes the asking price totally unrealistic. It's impossible to recommend this to gamers here on Steam.

Game doesn't even run on a i9 14900k, zero issues on an i9 9900k but anything modern is a no go.