That upgrade will be free for anyone who purchased the game on PS4, Xbox One, or PC.

The game has current-gen support at launch but will receive further enhancements such as support for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S console features and a Horde Mode XL. The game is out now on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC for $39.99, but can also be played with advanced features on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. Related: PS Now Adds World War Z, Superhot, Ace Combat 7, & Infamous: Second Son In March 2021Ī brand new trailer for World War Z: Aftermathdropped, showing off the new 4K and 60 FPS support for new-gen consoles. On top of its new content - such as 4K support for next-gen systems, a new player class, weapon customization, progression paths for characters, and melee combat improvements - the sequel also includes a brand new first-person perspective. And though it’s pegged as a sequel, the game straddles the line between its own entity and an enhanced edition of its predecessor.

On top of improving on the original, the World War Z: Aftermath developers added new maps, mechanics, and stories for players to enjoy. World War Z: Aftermath is a third-person, four-player cooperative zombie shooter that adds to the original WWZ game that was released over two years ago. Though it reportedly suffers from a few design flaws and the occasional bug, gamers can jump into the action in stunning 4K and 60 FPS. Reviews have pegged World War Z: Aftermath as an exhilarating follow-up to the original, with interesting new features, advanced AI, and of course, the ability to unload a whole lot of lead into undead hordes. The game, which follows the story of the 2019's World War Z, was released to consoles and PC today.

Saber Interactive’s zombie-slaying sequel, World War Z: Aftermath, is out now and brings 60 FPS zombie action to PS5 and Xbox Series X.

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