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Nintendo Switch fans will finally get their opportunity to play Sabre Interactive’s World War Z. Publisher Focus Entertainment made the announcement that the game will arrive on Nintendo’s eShop on November 2nd.
The port, however, is only for the base Game of The Year Edition of WWZ, and will not be the upcoming enhanced World War Z: Aftermath version. As a result, additions like the Horde Mode will not be included for the Switch version.
There’s no word yet on when/if Aftermath will be coming to the Switch, so fingers crossed that Sabre is able to pull it off. Meanwhile, World War Z Aftermath is expected on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via the Epic Games Store and Steam later this year for $39.99 (existing WWZ owners can get it as a $19.99 upgrade), and will be coming to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series owners in 2022.
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