ATTENTION
This game contains both Nazi Zombie Army 1 and 2. So don't buy those two games if you buy the trilogy, you'd just be wasting money.

Seeing I never knew about this game, I already had NZA 1 and 2. But I waiting for the trilogy to go on a discount so I can play the third installment because it just wasn't worth it for me at full price.

BUT the graphics are way better in the version than the first two versions.

So let me talk about the first two versions of this game. It you want to see the reviews, just check it out for what I have written about it already.

But I will say this, the multiplayer is much better than the first two. So solid plus on that. Along with even better and creepier graphics, this game is really a lot of fun to play. More so as multiplayer. If you play single player, it's fun but can be a bit challenging even on the lowest of difficulties.

But for why I am writing this review, it's more for the third part of it.

It does prove to be challenging. I had difficulty finishing it on Cadet. Actually I never finished it. It was too hard and perhaps because the new enemies were really tough to beat. You really do have to play this multiplayer. If not, you will find yourself getting frustrated at what seems to be the simplest of missions, but are easily defeated due to lack of ammo reserves and being stuck in a small space with the horde seige coming for you. Playing multiplayer is easier and better and a lot less bug. Actually, I have not experienced any bugs with multiplayer. So you can play on higher difficulties with customized setting on spawns which makes the game a lot more enjoyable. And trust me on this, you will want to play with friends for the third installment.

The only downside to this game that I am not entirely crazy about. There is no place to play as a sniper like in the regular game. All the monsters know where you are and come for you. It is too bad that you could not create diversions and sneak around zombies and stuff like that. It sure would have changed the dynamic of the game, especially if the big elite zombies are trying to hunt you down and you have to find a hiding spot or something.

But all in all I would give this a definite must play game if you are bored of CS-GO or want a change of pace.



PS. I DO WANT TO SAY THIS...

The MUSIC it totally 80's AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Always interested when we're talking 2nd WW and nazis and I thought I might enjoy this as I've spent a fair time playing games such as Warface and Dead Island, but this game just doesn't cut the mustard. Gets dull after a short while...

Fun game. Enjoyed it more as singleplayer. Not a fan of the multiplayer, because players often just rush instead of soaking up the atmosphere and looking around. There were some cool things to find and some great scenery. Game gets repetitive, but a nice escape.

Worth a buy on sale.

So much damn fun!

Kick zombies in the balls, head falls off instead.
10/10

very good game <3

If you don't have a previous Zombie Army and want to play then buy this.

This game contains all three games.

It's nice and smooth like previous games. This has Horde mode where people trying to survive as long as they can facing endless waves of enemies.

I can only recommend this. I had much fun playing this but little reminder. Online is not much populated so bring your friends ;)

I got this game on sale a while back, finally got around to playing it. It is based off one of the Sniper Elite games. I played the original Sniper Elite about 10 years ago, and don't remember it well enough to compare to it. I know I wasn't a fan then, and I gave it to a friend who enjoyed it immensely.

I played through the entire game and enjoyed doing it. I can't tell a difference in the characters skills with the sniper rifle. The weapons do have differences.

You choose a scoped sniper rifle, machine gun/shotgun, sidearm, and some form of explosive to start. All the other weapons are available in the levels as youn play, in addition to some others which you can't choose to start with.

Rifles - Some are semiautomatic and have larger magazine capacities while others are bolt action. The semi-auto/large magazine rifles seem to have less power than the slower bolt action rifles. I wasn't able to tell a major difference between the scopes. You can carry 100 rounds of ammunition for your sniper rifle.

Machine Guns / Shotgun - The machine guns are reasonable accurate, and have varying strength as reflected by the amount of ammuntion carried. The Russian machine gun carries a lot of ammunition, and you will use it. The shotgun carries very few rounds, and takes a lng time to reload. It is good for some enemies, and tedious for others.

Sidearms - 3 automatic pistols and a revolver. The revolver takes longest to reload, but can be reloaded before all 6 shots have been fired and takes correspondingly less time. The revolver is also the strongest and effective for one-shot kills.

Explosives - Grenades, mines, tripwires, and bundles of dynamite you must shoot or explode. I don't like using them unless I have to, and there are times when their capabilities shine. Used correctly, they can get you easy multiple kills.

Other weapons - The ammunition for the rocket launcher and the double barreled shotgun is fairly rare. The double barrel gun is very unrealistic, and blows crowds of zombies apart. It's great if you are being swarmed and would rather cheat than die. The rocket launcher is pretty standard. Flies straight, goes boom.

The game play - There is a lot of demonic/satanic imagery in this game. You are fighting through hordes of undead Nazis. Most of them are slow moving, but they attack in hordes and can only reliably be put down by being exploded or shot through the head. If you drop one with body shots, he may get back up and attack while you are sniping other zombies. The kill cam can be excessive at times. When you are sniping for dear life when a mob of zombies is creeping up on you, the kill-cam can distract you from counting bullets between reloads.

If you reload immediately after a scoped shot, you reload and return immediately to your scoped view. Not the best situation, as it is more natural to look around after reloads to make sure a zombie you shot in half isn't creeping up on you.

There are some faster zombies, armored zombies, really strong zombies, and zombies that bob their heads on floppy undead necks around as they zombie-walk toward you. Sometimes it is hard to put a bullet through those bugger's brains. A very good shot will go through the eye-slit on the armored zombies, but it is more likely that you will have to shoot their faceplate off the get a brain shot.

Overall, I think this is a fun sniper game. There is usually enough ammunition that you don't have to go close range very often.

For the people who want a accurate world war II game

Amazing game. I want more