' knows what it does best and provides a fun and thrilling experience.'īefore you load into each mission, there is a list of different loadouts that are available to choose from that all include different perks. Playing this game for the story is equivalent to going to Olive Garden for Chicken Strips. I know that others might want a more narrative-focused zombie game, but you aren't going to get one, nor should you ask for one here. However, it almost felt like Saber Interactive was aware of this and never tried to shove a narrative that you didn't care about in your face. There are little storylines in each of the cities that you follow through, but there was really never anything of substance that was worth noting. Each of these areas are split up into two-to-four different missions. World War Z groups you and three other players up as you make your way through the 4 offered missions that take place in different cities across the globe: Moscow, Tokyo, New York, and Jerusalem, all of which contain a different collection of characters.

Despite some bugs, not as much content as I was hoping for, and basically no real plot, this game knows what it does best and provides a fun and thrilling experience. However, if you just turn off your brain and go into the theatre hoping to see Vin Diesel fight dudes with a wrench and The Rock slinging catchy one-line zingers, you will probably have a good time. The Fast and the Furious franchise has grossed boatloads of money at the box office despite being average movies at best. Not all 7s are created equal I don't remember where or who I heard this from but it has always stuck with me.

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