Zombie Army 4: Dead War — Steam Gift

Zombie Army 4: Dead War — co-op carnage against Nazi undead in an alternate 1946

It's 1946. Adolf Hitler was defeated by the Resistance and cast down into hell — but that didn't keep him quiet. An army of the dead has clawed its way back, and now hordes of zombie Nazis shamble across a blood-soaked Italy, from Milan and Venice to Sardinia, Croatia, Naples and Rome. Zombie Army 4: Dead War is a gloriously over-the-top third-person co-op shooter from Rebellion Developments — the same studio behind the Sniper Elite series. It carries the same trademark ballistics and the infamous kill-cam, except this time your targets aren't breathing… well, they stopped breathing a long time ago.

Buying from us gets you a Steam gift with the full game, delivered straight to your account through a delivery bot — no keys to type, no hassle. Below we break down what the game is, how the gift delivery works, and the one thing to watch out for with regions.

What the game is and why it hooks you

Dead War is the direct sequel to Zombie Army Trilogy and the finale of the Nazi-zombie saga. The story campaign plays solo or in co-op for up to four players, dragging you through nine sprawling missions packed with traps, mini-bosses and downright unhinged set-pieces — think zombie sharks and demon-possessed vehicles. The combat is built on the series' signature mechanics: precise shots, slowed-down time and that flashy X-Ray cam showing a bullet tearing through rotting flesh. It sounds grim — it looks amazing.

Beyond the campaign there's Horde Mode, a survival mode where wave after wave of undead pile on while you upgrade weapons, set traps and try to outlast them. Between runs you level up perks, improve your arsenal and unlock new weapon tricks, from incendiary to explosive rounds. This is a game made for piling in with friends: loud, gory and a blast.

Which edition you get

This lot is the base version of Zombie Army 4: Dead War. That's the complete game: the full story campaign, Horde Mode, multiplayer and the entire base arsenal. If you're new to the series, this is the right entry point — everything you need is already here. Extra guns, outfits and story chapters from the season pass (Hell Cult and other packs) aren't part of this version, but you can grab them separately on Steam later if you want.

How the Steam gift delivery works

We send the game not as a key but as a Steam Gift via an automated bot. The flow is simple:

• You provide your Steam profile's friend invite link and your account region.
• Our bot adds itself as your friend, sends the gift, and automatically removes itself once delivered — you don't need to accept anything manually.
• Steam Guard isn't required, and the account doesn't need to own any game or show any activity. The gift simply arrives, you hit "Accept", and the game lands in your library.

The whole thing usually takes a couple of minutes from checkout, though we don't promise a hard deadline — occasionally the bot can't add you right away (for example if your profile blocks friend requests or the invite link has expired). When that happens, we help sort it out.

The key catch: account region

The main condition for a gift is that your Steam account region must match the gift region. If they don't line up, Steam simply won't let you accept the gift. So pick the variant for your region and enter your account country honestly at checkout. One more thing: the game must not already be in your library — Steam won't let you accept a gift for a game you already own. That's the single most common reason a gift fails to go through, so check beforehand.

What it runs on

This is the PC (Windows) version via Steam. By today's standards it's not especially demanding and runs comfortably on mid-range setups. Online co-op is supported. Controls feel good on both gamepad and mouse + keyboard — pick whatever suits your aim.

If you're a Rebellion fan

Zombie Army 4 grew out of the studio's sniping DNA, so if this mayhem clicks with you, check out Rebellion's other work. Take a look at Sniper Elite 5 and Sniper Elite 4 — "serious" tactical sniper shooters with the same trademark kill-cam, minus the zombie madness. And if you want more undead, look at Zombie Army Trilogy, where this whole bloody story began.

The short version

Grab the gift, drop your invite link and region, we send it via bot — you accept and play. No keys, no Steam Guard, no fuss. Just match the region and make sure the game isn't already on your account. Load up the shotgun, Italy is restless again. 🧟