I'm not a huge fan of these "move with keyboard, shoot and aim with mouse" type of games, but I'm finding myself enjoying this one a lot. Good work.
Reviews for "Rupert's Zombie Diary"
Maybe this is only a problem for me, but I have a fairly decent computer and even at the lowest quality setting my character was ground surfing and the aiming reticle was having an epileptic fit. Ignoring that, the gameplay seems pretty good, although It's kinda baffling that headshots don't take the zombies down. In every zombie game--hell, every shooter--I've ever played, the headshot is a test of skill for the player, and one that's rewarded with an instant kill. It especially makes sense in a zombie game because of the nature of that particular mythos. All in all it feels like a good game with more than a few bugs and some weird design choices.
Torrunt responds:
D: Not sure why it would be lagging for you.
Shooting zombies in the head does double damage and all damage done to a headless zombie is increased by 25%. There is a perk that gives you a chance to instant kill them with headshots as well. It's really easy to shoot these zombies in the head, it'll make it too easy if you just instant killed them all the time.
Game was decent, got a little bored after 5-10 minutes.
A decent game just not for me.
fun but repetitive and easy. all you need to do is shoot the regular zombies arms off. could use more weapons
The most frustrating part, by far, is how you would get stuck moving in one direction (maybe it has something to do with the bonuses headshot +, no hands + etc.) I usually encounter this when I right click on a game thats not meant to allow right click but its not the issue on this game). The second most frustrating thing is the fisherman. While I dont mind a difficult enemy his scream hits you anywhere you are and his aim is dead on 90% of his throws. Third the grind is boring when upgrades do so little, lack of diversity in enemies and only 2 weapons. Other than all of that I thought the wizard was awesome and i liked your art style.