Saber Interactive games, keys and accounts

About Saber Interactive

Saber Interactive publishes and develops action games with a strong leaning towards co-op shooters, survival and horror, alongside racing and simulation projects. World War Z and World War Z: Aftermath are its best known titles, putting teams against dense crowds of infected, while Evil Dead: The Game brings its horror side to console.

The line-up also includes work from studios in its orbit: 34BigThings, creators of the high-speed anti-gravity racer Redout 2, and Stormind Games, behind the stealth horror of A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead. That mix keeps the publisher's action range varied, from Dakar Desert Rally and Circus Electrique to Heading Out, Docked and The Knightling.

Saber Interactive games in the catalogue

The catalogue covers first-person and third-person action, survival horror, co-op shooting, racing and simulation. World War Z and World War Z: Aftermath lead the shooter side, with A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead and Evil Dead: The Game covering horror, and Redout 2, Dakar Desert Rally and Wild Card Football adding racing and sports action. Circus Electrique, Heading Out, Docked, The Knightling and Teardown round out the range.

Platforms include Steam on PC plus Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. A good share of the range is downloadable content and edition upgrades, such as the Wild Card Football packs and a Folkrace add-on for Teardown, which need the matching base game on the same account.

Alongside keys there are game accounts, which arrive with the game already on them and are signed into rather than redeemed. A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead, Docked, World War Z, World War Z: Aftermath and Evil Dead: The Game all appear in account form.

How buying works

A key is redeemed on the platform it was made for: Steam titles such as Heading Out, Redout 2, The Knightling and Circus Electrique activate in the Steam client, while Dakar Desert Rally and Wild Card Football keys go through the Microsoft or PlayStation store for the console listed. If you have not redeemed a code before, see the guides on activating a Steam key and activating an Xbox key.

Games are sold per region, and a key has to match the region of the account it is being added to, so check the region of the listing against your store account before buying.