Zombie Army 4: Dead War, the cooperative third-person shooter in development at Rebellion, will launch on February 4th, 2020 as announced today in a press release.
It will be available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. As you might recall, the game will be a timed exclusive for Epic Games Store on PC, which means you'll have to wait a year to find it on Steam.
Pre-orders for Zombie Army 4: Dead War are now open and they include the Undead Airman Character Pack featuring a new playable character called Hector, who's described in the press release as a 'British zombie with a very stiff upper lip'.
There'll be three different editions to choose from. A Collector's Edition, a Super Deluxe Edition, and a Deluxe Edition. Pricing was not revealed at this point, though Rebellion did share the contents of each package.
ZOMBIE ARMY 4 COLLECTOR’S EDITION
In addition to the main game, the Collector’s Edition features a limited edition set of stunning physical and digital items, including:
· The gorgeously horrifying 10” Zombie Shark Figurine
· Exclusive Collector’s Edition Box
· 60-page Art Book
· Steelbook Case
· Digital Soundtrack Sampler
· In-game Undead Airman Character Pack.
ZOMBIE ARMY 4 SUPER DELUXE EDITION
In addition to the main game, the Super Deluxe Edition grants access to tons of additional post-launch content. That includes:
· 3 new campaign levels
· 4 new character packs
· 9 new weapon bundles
· 5 new weapon skin packs
· 4 new character outfit packs
Look out for more details soon!
ZOMBIE ARMY 4 DELUXE EDITION
Finally, in addition to the main game, the Deluxe Edition outfits survivors with a crate-load of additional extras, including:
· Undead Airman Character Pack
· Solid Gold Weapon Pack
· FG-24 Semi-Auto Rifle Bundle
· The Undercover Karl Character Outfit Pack
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