Developer Saber Interactive and publishers Mad Dog Games and Focus Home Interactive's World War Z is definitely not the timeliest product of its day. The game is based off of a movie from roughly six ...

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World War Z is an action horror film directed by Marc Forster. It is based on the 2006 novel of the same name by Max Brooks, which is told as a series of interviews with survivors of a global zombie ...

Max Brooks's 2006 bestseller World War Z — later adapted into a 2013 movie starring Brad Pitt — is pure science fiction, a thriller about a zombie apocalypse decimating the globe. But if you look at ...

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When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Update: The first major point in the World War Z roadmap won't arrive on schedule, but you'll ...

Focus Entertainment and Saber Interactive have released a brand new free update into World War Z: Aftermath with "Cut & Mend". This update is a bit of a blessing as there haven't been too many updates ...

There’s more depth to World War Z than simply picking a character and playing through the campaign. The game has several different classes that players can switch between, which alters the playstyle ...

You’re not getting the best out of Saber Interactive’s World War Z unless you’re playing with friends. This co-op survival shooter is designed to be played with teamwork and strategy in a similar ...

Saber's zombie-slaying hit World War Z is getting expanded in a bunch of new ways, complete with full cross-play support on all platforms. Today Saber announced its new Dronemaster update that adds a ...

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