Take Aim: Zombie Army Trilogy lands on Nintendo Switch this month
Sure, we love Pokemon and Final Fantasy and simulator games, but unfortunately a stereotype still exists that gaymers don’t partake in mainstream shooters and stories with violent content. Obviously, we know that narrative is far from the truth, and with that in mind, I’m happy to report that Zombie Army Trilogy is landing on Nintendo Switch later this month.
Rebellion Developments has announced that Zombie Army Trilogy will release on Nintendo Switch 31st March 2020. It was originally for sale starting in March 2015 on Xbox, PS4 and PC, and a re-release on The Switch was five years in the making.
Returning features include three different story campaigns, a horde level, and single player and drop-in/drop-out co-op mode. New features include motion controls, wireless co-op and pro-controller support. A friend invitation system will also be available to players. Zombie Army Trilogy brings supportive gayming to The Switch this March!
A spin-off to Sniper Elite, this game is summarized as: “When Plan Z was unleashed, millions of soldiers rose from the dead – but not everyone came back as a mindless ghoul! Hector crashed in the Alps during the Dead War, and isn’t going to let that whole ‘being dead’ thing get in the way of his duty as a gentleman. The resistance have defeated Zombie Hitler and cast him into Hell – but the dead rise once again with greater hunger than before. Fight the forces of darkness in corpse-riddled canals, survive a Zombie Zoo, and journey to dark, inexplicable places no person has been beforehand lived to tell the tale.”
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