On a creative level, Zombie Army Trilogy is deader than its subject matter. As such the plot of the game is the usual “Hitler makes a deal with supernatural forces” malarkey, with our hero or heroes being tasked to stop him via the aforementioned shooting of thousands of Nazi zombies. Somebody saw the zombie horde mode from Call of Duty: World at War and thought, “Hey, we could do that!” and they did. The story for Zombie Army Trilogy is pretty simple. The kill camera returns for the Zombie Army games, but since you’re just popping corpse skulls it’s a lot less graphic and a lot less, well, whatever the appeal of the kill camera was in the first place. The games are most notable for their kill camera, which shows you a slow-motion, X-ray cut-scene of the bullets ploughing through the men that you’re shooting. This series is a spinoff from the Sniper Elite games, which are a trio of third-person stealthy sniper games set in World War Two. As such, Zombie Army Trilogy is the only game that you will ever need on the subject of shooting Nazi zombies.
Zombie Army Trilogy includes the first two games within it, and adds a third story of roughly equal size. It is the follow-up to two prior games, Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army and Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army 2, which are games about shooting hundreds of Nazi zombies. Zombie Army Trilogy is a game about shooting thousands of Nazi zombies.
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