How many hours of gameplay does Zombie Army Trilogy have?

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When focusing on the main objectives, Zombie Army Trilogy is about 14 Hours in length. If you’re a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 27 Hours to obtain 100% completion.

Does Zombie Army Trilogy have 3 games?

The trilogy includes a remastered version of the original Nazi Zombie Army and its sequel, which were both released in 2013 as standalone downloadable content for Sniper Elite V2, and a previously unreleased third installment in the series.

What games does Zombie Army Trilogy have?

It released as a spin-off of the Sniper Elite series. The bundle includes remastered editions of the first two expansion-packs for Sniper Elite V2 (Nazi Zombie Army and Nazi Zombie Army 2) and the final, third expansion only available in the bundle.

Is Zombie Army Trilogy open world?

The Zombie Army Trilogy utilises the same gameplay mechanics the main Sniper Elite games. Borrowing most of it’s gameplay mechanics from Sniper Elite V2 the game also uses are more linear gameplay approach as opposed to the more open world maps of the other Sniper Elite games.

How many missions are in Zombie Army Trilogy?

18 missions
The trilogy contains both original Zombie Army games and a previously unreleased third outing, and equates to 18 missions across the three episodes, as well as an endless horde mode. The whole game is open from the off, and can be played solo or with up to three other snipers.

How long is Zombie Army 4?

Featuring nine missions, the majority of them split into multiple chapters, expect Zombie Army 4: Dead War’s campaign to take you about 10 hours to finish. Multiple difficulty levels, enemy setups, and online co-op play mean that number isn’t set in stone, however.

Is Zombie Army 4 open world?

While Sniper Elite remains grounded in its open-world stealth simulation, Zombie Army 4 takes the gloves off and indulges the full depths of Rebellion’s diabolical creativity.

Is Zombie Army 4 replayable?

Even in the absence of a more rewarding progression system, Zombie Army 4 isn’t lacking in the replayability department. Getting through the game’s campaign is a lot of fun (much more so co-operatively than it is as a solo experience), but I found myself revisiting some of its chapters and still enjoying myself.