Ubisoft launches ZombiU iPhone app ahead of Wii U

Ubisoft today launched the ZombiU iOS app to coincide with the arrival of the game at the end of the month.

The app contains an ‘infection simulator’ which provides information on the virus and gives consumers the chance to see what they would look like if riddled with the virus.

Users can also use the app to record emergency video messages and share their zombiefied images and panicky videos on Facebook and Twitter.

The new app will act as a promotional tool for the new survival horror game, which launches alongside the Wii U on November 30th.

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