uhmm ok?
i was kinda pissed that the machine gun shot as fast as i could shoot and reload a pellet gun
the grammar and graphics kinda sucked
honestly the zombies were all reatrded lost body part but moved just ass fast
not just that but they ate your health way to fast to shitty of guns for the number of zombies in the second lvl and the shot gun and machine gun once again pointless i would rather have found a second pistol
meh
it was ok cool blood splatter effect but besides that nothing really ne thing that makes it stand out
Needed more time invested
The game is, unfortunately, fraught with novice work. The third level had a glitch that prevents you from being able to walk into the cave.
The story really didn't draw me in at all. Basically zombie movies tend to boil down to one of a few things...something from space caused a reaction to reanimate the dead, dark evil magics are reanimating the dead, and (the abundantly overdone and cliche plot line) something went horribly wrong in the lab; now we have reanimated dead terrorizing a small town setting. *Note to self- Do not live in a small town that has some form of research lab that outclasses the revenue of said town by a hundred fold. I would have truly overlooked the plot if it wasn't also for the atrocious grammar.
Graphics were basic. I personally understand how bad you limit yourself when you choose an overhead view, but there could have been more work put into the gameplay graphics. The animation itself is what can be expected of this style of game. A point to remember would be creating more randomized enemies than just shirt color. I would have also liked to see some sort of effect to them for having lost a head.
The enviroment needed more work. The graphics were just overlaid on to single plane. This unfortunately meant there was no height difference at all. On the third level especially you notice this when the bend for the cliff acts as a curtain so you can hide behind it.
Overall though I believe this is a learning experience. With time and work I'm sure you can make a mark with your games. My primary suggestion though is find a story to work with in and then craft that. Afterwards makes the game work to tell your story. For now surge ahead. I hope to see great things from you in the future.
Absolutely worthless.
In a genre that is so over-done, games like this need to have something really special to stand out, or be polished to an almost professional level.
This game lacks both. Not only was the writing terrible, the game was buggy, boring and lacked simple basic features that have been staples of zombie games for ages.
Kept me entertained for 5 minutes
Same old critique: Writing is terrible, game is a whole lot of broken, the difficulty curve is nonexistent, making the other weapon options virtually pointless...
The whole thing was just rather insipid, and didn't do anything 30 other zombie games haven't done. Kudos for making it, but you didn't revolutionize it.