Ultimate Gear War
Join the alien war, prepare your gear and protect your base at all cost!
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iOS version: https://itunes.apple.com/
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Android version: https://play.google.com/s tore/apps/details?id=com.
EvilDogProductions.LabOfT heDead&hl=en
Survive the zombie apocalypse as Allen C. Tyler, a scientist trying to figure out what makes these undead creatures tick. Experiment with them, brutalize them, feed them, give them objects to play with and discover over 250 unique reactions as you explore the full spectrum of the zombie brain.
Stuck in this underground facility, you will gradually uncover the truth about the zombie outbreak as you progress in your research, discover new reactions, upgrade your research techniques, find new items to experiment with, complete achievements and find tapes and notes from the Alpha team, the previous scientific team who occupied this base.
You will have your hands full with:
- 12 zombie types to experiment with...
- Over 60 weapons, food and objects to play with...
- Over 250 reactions to discover...
- Over 40 achievements to complete...
- 1000pts worth of medals...
- And more...
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars March 29, 2012
THERE IS AN ENDING ???
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars March 28, 2012
Interesting game. I just finished it, and now... what?
See, that's the biggest gripe I have with the game: it doesn't end in any sensible way. You're just left with a "I'll leave as soon as I can", and that's it; no more research to do, no objective, no nothing. It doesn't end with a bang, it doesn't even end with a whimper, it just continues until you decide to pull the trigger on it and quit. (I guess that's appropriate for a game about zombies, at least.)
Beyond that, it was an interesting game, though. I liked the concept; the graphics were well done, and the voice acting was a very nice touch. Having a backstory unfold, both in the present and in the past through tapes and notes, added to the game's atmosphere, too.
I'll say that conducting all the experiments got a bit tedious in the mid-game at times, though. In the beginning, I was still worried about how I'd best spend my research points; once I realized I could endlessly refill them as I wished, and once I realized that items could be refilled for just a few RP as well, I stopped holding back.
Speaking of RP and item refills, BTW, that's another gripe: it's pretty much impossible to lose the game or get any sort of bad result. If you don't succeed, just try again. And again. And again...
In retrospect, I'm wondering if EVERYTHING in the game was railroaded, though. When the hulk bust into my lab demanding to see results, my zombie was in a foul mood, so I couldn't show any of the nice advanced stuff like sharing chocolate or petting cats; I sort of wonder if things would've gone differently then. I doubt it, honestly, but who knows.
All in all - and I'm sorry for the long and winding review -, I enjoyed this game, but in retrospect it was also a bit tedious and repetitive. Still, not bad at all.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars March 27, 2012
With an interesting concept and great graphics, not to mention great sound, this game is definitely great. Finding all things and reaction takes a lot of time though, and can be boring at some point.
Rated 5 / 5 stars March 25, 2012
I didn't get it until I watched Day of the dead, now I can't stop saying "Hiiii Bob!" whenever I look at a zombie with full humility :P
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars March 24, 2012
Great game... but I find it hilarious thinking of him... "Hmm... interesting shooting the zombie causes bullet wounds, shooting them in the head causes death... intreging..." or "What are you doing? Why are you hitting it with a stick?" "I'm doing it FOR SCIENCE!" Though it was a really cool concept. The problem is that it can get repetitive after a while, maybe add some more variety to what you're doing.