Publisher Focus Home Interactive and developers from Saber Interactive have presented another trailer for their third-person cooperative action movie World War Z, created based on the Paramount Pictures film of the same name (βWorld War Zβ with Brad Pitt). Like in the movies, the project is replete with packs of fast-moving zombies that are chasing the surviving people.
The video titled "Stories in Tokyo" sends to picturesque Japan, where street fights between people and the living dead are unfolding, including with the use of mortars. Swarms of zombies prey on the survivors in the narrow streets and chase them all the way to the ocean. In addition to showing clips of the gameplay, the video also introduces viewers to the heroes of the story.
The Tokyo Episode will consist of two chapters available at the time of the game's release, as well as a bonus mission that will be released for free shortly after launch. "We've had such a positive response to the content that we've decided to expand the core game to include four episodes spanning eleven levels at launch," said Matthew Karch, CEO of Saber Interactive.
World War Z is powered by Saber Interactive's Swarm Engine, which lets players unleash hundreds of fast zombies. The action will unfold in various locations around the world, including Moscow, New York, Jerusalem, Korea and so on. There is a choice of six different classes, as well as an arsenal of deadly weapons, explosives, turrets and traps. Expect a lot of cooperative, competitive and hybrid modes.
The premiere of World War Z (created for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC) will take place on April 16 this year. The price of World War Z in the Epic Games Store has decreased from 1699 rubles to 1199 rubles. The minimum system requirements for World War Z on PC are quite modest: an Intel Core i5-750 processor with a frequency of 2,67 GHz or higher, 8 GB of RAM and an Intel HD Graphics 530 class graphics card.
Source: 3dnews.ru