But is this just a map pack, or is it a full-blown resurrection of Saber Interactive’s sleeper hit? Let’s unload the magazine. Let’s be honest: The base World War Z (WWZ) game nailed the panic of the book and the movie. But the Aftermath expansion and now the Sin City chapter feel like the game finally finding its identity.
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Forget the claustrophobic subways of Moscow or the sweltering streets of Jerusalem. But the Aftermath expansion and now the Sin
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Have you cleared the Casino floor on Extreme yet? Or did you get pinned in the chapel by a Bull? Sound off in the comments (or don’t, the mods are watching).