World War Z: Aftermath is getting another offering in December, Saber Interactive has announced, and we got a look at the upcoming Vally of the Zeke in a new trailer. The premium episode, along with a free update, will hit PS5 on 5th December.
This new episode will run players $9.90, or around £8, and features three new maps for Aftermath, taking them to Arizona, where they'll lead a convoy of survivors to salvation through the desert and fallen urban strongholds.
New skins will be available separately for those who want them, and a free update will be deployed alongside Valley of the Zeke, with the following additions coming for all players:
- New zombie enemy types that will appear in all episodes, including the Juggernaut, a special zombie unit that can dish out the pain while charging down your line, as well as new military zombies with combat armor for an even greater challenge.
- The new Desert Eagle secondary weapon, a large-caliber pistol that packs tremendous stopping power when you need it most.
- A new set of exciting mutators for Challenge Mode and Challenge Horde Mode. Equip all auto-turrets with explosive ammo (but with reduced lifespan), embrace the Wild West theme by forcing everyone to use repeating rifles and revolvers, and more!
- The addition of the recently released Rome XL map to Challenge Horde Mode (available only for Aftermath on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series).
What do you think of Saber Interactive's ongoing support for World War Z: Aftermath? When was the last time you booted up the game? Form a writhing pyramid of human bodies to escape the comments section below.
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Comments 3
This game was so much better than it had any right to be and its support has far exceeded expectations. Unfortunately, the hardcore that stuck around are so much further ahead in their characters/accounts, matchmaking for the easier difficulties is all but entirely devoid of players.
They really should have thought about some sort of balancing system for players who play across skill/account levels, because last I tried playing in the Spring, it was damn near impossible to find anyone in the world (with cross-play definitely on) to play a lower level match. And while bots help when solo, they're no match for actual players. That made the grind to build up your characters and get their levels up just frustratingly long.
I gave up after 2 nights trying to play, but instead just sitting and watching the game searching for minutes upon minutes on end.
Would have loved to get back into it, but the player base has sort of passed every casual player by. And sadly, there's no easy way for those casual/new players to catch up in a reasonable amount of time.
I really wish this game had a split screen mode like Left 4 Dead in the 360.
I really enjoy playing it and wanted to play with my fiancee but there's no way to do it without dishing out 1000 bucks to get another ps5 (Brazil economics, its that bad here)
December to be the zombie month then.
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