Zombie Army 4 : Dead War, PlayStation 4, M (Reif), Physische Medien
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Zombie Army 4: Dead War macht besonders im Koop mit Freunden Spaß, dank flüssiger Action und abwechslungsreichen Umgebungen. Die Zeitlupen-X-ray-Killcam und verschiedene Zombietypen sorgen für Abwechslung. Die Story und Charaktere sind jedoch wenig spannend und der Horde-Modus wird durch wenige Maps schnell eintönig. Manche Bugs können den Spielfluss stören und die Anpassungsmöglichkeiten sind begrenzt. Empfehlenswert für Fans actionreicher Koop-Shooter, aber nicht für Story-Liebhaber.
Bewertungen von Zombie Army 4 : Dead War, PlayStation 4, M (Reif), Physische Medien
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Cubed3 Rating Well, it's fair to say that Zombie Army 4: Dead War won't be winning an award for originality any time soon, but it's hard to deny the simplistic joys of placing a well aimed explosive bullet into the crusty cranium of a distant, slow-moving cannibal corpse. It very much feels like a classic Rebellion production throughout, and while it doesn't veer too far from the tried and tested blueprint used by its predecessors, it tightens up every aspect of its gameplay to deliver a bigger, better, bloodier experience. Sharp, gritty visuals, clever level design, and a John Carpenter-esque soundtrack all contribute towards creating an oppressive, dank, B-movie vibe that's almost as much fun to plough through solo as it is co-op. Plus, there's a zombie shark in it. If that hasn't piqued your interest you're probably already undead.
Cubed3 Rating Well, it's fair to say that Zombie Army 4: Dead War won't be winning an award for originality any time soon, but it's hard to deny the simplistic joys of placing a well aimed explosive bullet into the crusty cranium of a distant, slow-moving cannibal corpse. It very much feels like a classic Rebellion production throughout, and while it doesn't veer too far from the tried and tested blueprint used by its predecessors, it tightens up every aspect of its gameplay to deliver a bigger, better, bloodier experience. Sharp, gritty visuals, clever level design, and a John Carpenter-esque soundtrack all contribute towards creating an oppressive, dank, B-movie vibe that's almost as much fun to plough through solo as it is co-op. Plus, there's a zombie shark in it. If that hasn't piqued your interest you're probably already undead.
Trustvoice expert
3. März 2020
People who use the phrase "the only good Nazi is a dead Nazi" might want to pick a different phrase after fighting these undead!
People who use the phrase "the only good Nazi is a dead Nazi" might want to pick a different phrase after fighting these undead!
Trustvoice expert
20. Februar 2020
Zombie Army 4: Dead War is a great addition to the franchise, even if it's your first time experiencing it. The gunplay is awesome, especially if you activate a kill cam shot. The enemies provide a tough challenge, so be careful and don't get cocky. You can do it alone, but I highly recommend shooting with a buddy. — Codi Spence
Zombie Army 4: Dead War is a great addition to the franchise, even if it's your first time experiencing it. The gunplay is awesome, especially if you activate a kill cam shot. The enemies provide a tough challenge, so be careful and don't get cocky. You can do it alone, but I highly recommend shooting with a buddy. — Codi Spence
Trustvoice expert
3. Februar 2020
Its enemies might be mindless but while it’s very one note the gameplay in Zombie Army 4 offers some surprisingly engrossing co-operative action.
Its enemies might be mindless but while it’s very one note the gameplay in Zombie Army 4 offers some surprisingly engrossing co-operative action.
Trustvoice expert
3. Februar 2020
I had been playing this game as a download on the PS4 system . Just wanted a hard copy of it. It's a great game and I hope their making a fourth one as I'm writing this!
I had been playing this game as a download on the PS4 system . Just wanted a hard copy of it. It's a great game and I hope their making a fourth one as I'm writing this!
Koolkel
28. Januar 2018
