World War Z Reviews

Its really fun especially the horde mode. the story mode is kinda repetitive but the horde mode never feels repetitve for me atleast

20000 people used to play wwz multiplayer,now its a gohst town-Bred Pit Horde mode is fun and you can find match very fast

The AI was doing good at launch, now it's total garbage. If you plan to play solo, forget this game. Update: Extinction mode was a free DLC and has a weekly map rotation. But if the rotation includes only other DLC maps like the Zeke one, then you basicly cant play it that week.. Nice game design.

Consistently crashed at the end of each mission. Would sometimes allow completion of one mission but several times would crash multiple times in the same mission and have to rejoin lobby when playing with friends. Great game and would love to be able to play it if possible.

game seems good but i wanted the option to play solo in addition to multi, but it crashes on alt-tab, it doesn't pause when you change focus in solo, and the bots are absolutely braindead useless and easily the absolute worst i've ever seen in any co-op game like this

still fun to play, eventough the server kinda suck. But, if u play it with your friends and just having fun, it still worth a play

This game is one of the most repetitive games I have ever played. It always goes like this, STEALTH, BIG HORDE, STEALTH, SMALLER HORDE, QUEST, END. Sure it can be fun at some moments, but I cant handle the same thing every damn level. 4/10

they keep breaking the ai with updates. Zombies spawning in front of you, AI teammates not shooting the zeke, bad hitreg. I loved this game when it released for xbox but over the years it's turned into buggy slop. there's better games out there if you need to scratch that itch. this one isn't worth the headache.

World War Z can be described as the game that did so many things right, yet forgot to really create compelling reason for the player to keep playing. This is a game that is clearly inspired by Left 4 Dead, but unlike the original zombie coop shooter, this game really fails to live up to the epic gameplay that it needs to really have. Special enemies for instance don't really divide and conquer a team, rather they just apply brute force to it. Sure the Lurker or Bull might pin a player down, requiring a teammate to help; assuming said player doesn't have some skill to alleviate the problem themselves. The Infector might spit on you, causing you to have to focus on disinfecting yourself, and the Gasbag might deny you an area to work in. Most of the other specials though are about buffing the horde (Screamer and Booster) and causing massive damage or discord if not dealt with (Bomber and Juggernaut). Then there is the Rat Pack. I guess that could be described as this games version of the Witch, but they aren't as creative, and you can't sneak past them usually. There really isn't any sort of 'Tank' type enemy to deal with either, making the game feel like it lacks a boss like encounter that Left 4 Dead had. This also feels like a game that requires a lot of investment to really get to the good stuff too. Most of the classes and weapons in this game require upgrades to get the best out of them, meaning a lot of slogging through missions to get those perks. You won't really be able to properly experience a class or weapon until you do the work prior. Overall, I wasn't impressed with this game. It reminds me heavily of those games in the 1990s and 2000s that were there to take some IP and just make a game from it. It does have a lot of the nice modernties that gamers would want from a game, but it just doesn't have the good gameplay of the classics that goes with it.

The Bots are the biggest thing that make this game less than enjoyable. They hang back and let you trigger everything, then get preoccupied with zombies when you are downed. They are constantly trying to position 2 feet from you, if not in your player model. They pass in front of you incessantly, soaking up bullets then complaining. They announce special enemies but, don't do anything help full about them. The Bots all stick to a singular player and at random terrible times swap to another, abandoning one player to a mob. Valve really set a high bar, when they made Left For Dead 2.