Cross-play between PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One is coming soon in the multiplayer zombie action movie World War Z. It will be part of the Dronemaster update, which will be released on July 22nd. The main content novelties of the update are fresh skins for weapons and a class with a quadcopter that can scan a location and give allies gains. According to the gaming portal https://www.hermitgamer.com/, the update also includes a complaints system. Users will be able to throw "reports" for offensive statements, cheating, using "exploits" and inappropriate behavior. In addition, you can simply block another player so that you no longer meet with him in the same matches. In addition, the Saber Interactive studio has introduced rules of conduct, for non-compliance with which the gamer will be deprived of access to online functions. The single mode will remain open. Typically, the block will initially last three hours. New notes within 24 hours will increase the duration to three, seven and 30 days, and then a permanent ban will follow. Players caught using cheats will be treated more strictly: they will be banned from accessing the network game first for 24 hours, then for seven and 30 days, and then forever. Recall that in an uncertain future, World War Z will get to the Nintendo Switch. It is not known whether the hybrid console version will receive cross-platform support.