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Rebellion finally announced that Zombies Army Trilogy will be released in PC, Xbox One, and PS4 this March 6.

This shooter series game includes apocalyptic conclusion alongside an epic new third chapter with a heart-pumping new horde mode as well as remastered editions of the best-selling Nazi Zombie Army 1 & 2 released last 2013.

As reported by Gamespot, Jason Kingsley, the creative director of Rebellion, said that they don't want to limit the game with consoles only but also incorporating with its improvements done in their studios with its Asura engine. Thus, making the Trilogy looking much better.

The game uses the same engine like the 2012's Sniper Elite V2 since it has the same standalone downloadable content with the shooter series. Furthermore, according to the game's official site, this is revolving around circa 1945 where Hitler was still unleashing his "one last unholy gamble" as he faced his own defeat.

Players can have single player mode or team [through co-op campaing] forming around 2-4 players to constitute a team to save the entire humanity. So they can form around 1-4 players for this zombies menace with 15 gut-wrenching missions. They must be able to survive as they go across five dedicated maps.

International Business Times added more details about the gameplay wherein in teams with eight characters, four of them will consist females.

While waiting for its release, there are some leaks saying that the gamers can do custom images from the game like in the Xbox consoles with PS platforms. As revealed by one site, there would be a possibility that through their playstations, they can manage to keep images or screenshots from the game which allow users to set them up for their desktop backgrounds perhaps.

In addition to this feature, this also allow users to save images in their USB devices for the saved images right through their consoles. Thus, gamers can have some personalized feel for the game at least before the game's official release date this March.

Meanwhile, with the release of game in consoles, the developer made sure that the game is ready before the launching both in current-generation consoles and in PC versions.

"We always wanted to support, but the consoles at the time couldn't handle the PC tech we were pushing ... with so many people Tweeting us about it, we had to prove to ourselves that it was viable both in terms of game dev, and financially," Kingsley said.

Kgnsley also mentioned that Zombie Army Trilogy will be in five new missions with four new playable characters.