Rebellion has today released update 1.05 for co-op survival shooter Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army, not only enabling co-op players to multiply the numbers of enemies they face, but also adding support for drop in / drop out functionality.

Hot on the heels of April’s popular ‘Multiplier’ update - allowing solo-players to increase the numbers of enemies they face to terrifying levels - this update is the second major feature added to the game in less than a month based on suggestions and comments from the game’s growing community. A short trailer explaining how the new multiplier update works for solo players in the campaign can be watched below.

Nazi Zombie Army, the latest game in the Sniper Elite series, is now available to buy via Steam for £9.99/$14.99, Rebellion has announced.

Launching today with a terrifying new trailer (below), this competitively priced stand-alone PC game takes the World War Two setting of Sniper Elite V2 and ramps up the horror.

Featuring four-player co-op for the first time in the series, and with an updated ‘zombie’ version of the critically-acclaimed ‘Kill Cam’ – dubbed the ‘UnKill Cam’ – Nazi Zombie Army is the perfect game to enjoy with up to three friends as you fight for survival in a terrifying occult war.

Rebellion CEO Jason Kingsley said, “Nazi Zombie Army is finally here and we’re absolutely delighted with how we’ve been able to bring this new chapter to Sniper Elite on PC. We’ve self-published NZA as a stand-alone title, which has been enormously satisfying, and the response from both Sniper Elite fans and other gamers alike is fantastic. The whole new co-op focused campaign means you can enjoy blowing away demonic hordes with friends who might not already own Sniper Elite V2.”

Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army, a stand-alone title in the Sniper Elite series, will launch on Steam this February 28th, Rebellion announced today.

Utilising the celebrated X-Ray ‘Kill Cam’ from Sniper Elite V2, Nazi Zombie Army will feature a new stand-alone campaign designed for one to four players and will include undead enemies such as zombie hordes, Occult Commanders, roof-jumping snipers, Super Elites, Nazi suicide squads and more. The game will also include new weapons suited to close-quarters combat, including the shotgun and boomstick.

“Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army is an exciting direction for the series. Self-publishing the game as a stand-alone title has allowed us to treat our players to something fun, something substantial that they can play co-operatively without needing a copy of Sniper Elite V2. Occult horror has really struck a chord with gamers, and now our fans have the chance to face hordes of demonic Nazi super soldiers with their friends.” said Rebellion CEO Jason Kingsley.

Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army will be available from Steam for £9.99/€10.99/$14.99, and is currently available for pre-purchase at a 20% discount.