World War Z 2019

About

World War Z came out on April 16, 2019 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, then for Nintendo Switch on November 2, 2021. On Steam, 83% of 25,445 player reviews are positive (Very Positive). 1,614 people are playing it on Steam right now, with a peak of 2,792 in the last 30 days. It is Playable on Steam Deck. The main story takes about 14 hours.

Humanity is on the brink of extinction. From New York to Moscow and Jerusalem, the undead apocalypse continues to spread. As the end looms, a hardened few bands together to defeat the horde and outlive the dead. World War Z is a heart-pounding co-op third-person shooter for up to 4 players featuring swarms of hundreds of zombies. Based on the Paramount Pictures film, World War Z focuses on fast-paced gameplay while exploring new storylines from around the world.

Story

Loosely based on the novel and film of the same name, World War Z drops players into the chaos of a global zombie apocalypse, where a runaway infection has collapsed civilization and unleashed staggering hordes of the undead upon the world's cities. The cooperative third-person shooter follows small bands of ordinary survivors, four at a time, scattered across devastated locations around the globe, from the ruins of New York and the streets of Jerusalem to Moscow, Tokyo, Marseille, and beyond. In each embattled city, a group of civilians and holdouts bands together, each with their own reasons to keep fighting, struggling to endure against tides of ravenous zombies that surge and swarm in overwhelming numbers, even climbing over one another to reach their prey. Facing impossible odds, the survivors must fortify positions, complete desperate objectives, and carve a path through the swarm as they fight simply to see another day in a world overrun by the dead.

What is happening now

World War Z is a shooter available on Android and iOS, released in May 2013. The game arrived alongside the Brad Pitt film of the same name and has maintained a presence on mobile platforms over the past decade. Paramount recently confirmed plans for a World War Z sequel, with the Conclave director attached to helm the project. The announcement signals continued interest in the franchise beyond its initial film and mobile game iterations.