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Adventure - Point 'n Click
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Feb 17, 2001 | 2:54 AM EST
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Author Comments

"Zombie Nightmare 1: pt. 1"

This is part one of "Zombie Nightmare 1". (I divided it into two parts because of the large file size) This is a game, you have to kill the zombies and escape the house. After completing part one, you will be given a password. (remember or write down the password) You need that password to play part two. I chose to do a password because I really wanted people to play this one first before going to part two since it's really supposed to be one thing.
After you play this, be sure to go to part 2 to see the ending...yes, I just submitted part 2.

This was made by Violet-AIM (not XwaynecoltX). He broke into my account and tried to claim collab credit for some of my movies.

Absent from flash after this was made. Any posts or reviews made by me from May 2005-Jan 2011 was not by me.

Reviews


MxyzptlkMxyzptlk

Rated 3 / 5 stars February 18, 2001

Not Bad...

It would be great if you could add some creepier music and backgrounds... A lot of making a scary movie/game is atmosphere. Also, the item usage is a little difficult. Keep working on it though!



newjacknewjack

Rated 4.5 / 5 stars February 17, 2001

i like it

see above...........nice fighting system, but sorta hard to load the weapons



DARK-JUGGALODARK-JUGGALO

Rated 4.5 / 5 stars February 17, 2001

great game

umm zombies. good job violet and dnt forget the compresstion techneque i tought u


Violet-AIM responds:

thanks for viewing my game and the review!! A "9"...wow! :)


LumpFishLumpFish

Rated 3.5 / 5 stars February 17, 2001

Pretty good

It was alright, but there could've been better combat animations. I didn't even notice any. The zombies were nice and disgusting, too =). And I couldn't figure out how to use my key ... I guess I'm retarded. =P


Violet-AIM responds:

You use the key by clicking on it with your mouse, duh??? Other actions can be done by clicking the mouse or hitting spacebar (read instructions). What do you mean you didn't notice any combat animations?? You didn't see where the zombie was stabbed to death, shot to death, or had his head blown off?...hmm, what are you missing? Anyways, thanks for your review.


OzyOzy

Rated 3.5 / 5 stars February 17, 2001

A fair effort

Not a bad attempt. And frankly, this being "The Portal" you can bet it ranks better than over two thirds the worthless crap on here.

The game was too linear, even if you just make it so that you can pass certain parts by ignoring them (Like the zombie in the closet) I'd probably bump you up a point. It'd really add an element of strategy to the game. "Do I risk fighting the zombie or pass up the shotgun?"

The effort you did put into it shows. No one's faulting you for that, or the result. It just needs a bit more tweaking.

Some people might complain about the healing in between fights, and the ease of defeating the monsters. I think there's nothing wrong with having each combat start "fresh" but the healing during the fight makes it more like a "grappling" game, where one increases as the other decreases. Again, not a bad idea, but it doesn't work here because it's too easy.

How about if instead of action clicking, you turned it into "dice rolling"? With each weapon having a damage and ease of use. Since the zombies all attack close range, this would make the knife more preferable to the gun for ease of use, yet the gun does more damage. I DID, however, like the ability to select the weapons before combat, and the fact that at some points you did have more than one to choose from. Variety of weapons = good. The bullets also added to the fun factor by allowing you to keep a used weapon longer. With more diversity in combat, and a more challenging atmosphere, this could really be one of the games selling points.

Overall = 6 + 1 for the obvious effort


Violet-AIM responds:

Thanks for your honest and long review. You took the time to explain yourself thoroughly...cool. I did make this game sorta easy, was testing out how people feel about this, I was afraid that being too difficult would scare people off. (as you can see, one person got stumped with finding the key). I think this is the first "game" I made (unless u want to count my "mousetrap" one), so I will try to add other elements and improve my game techniques. You made some very good suggestions though.