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Reviews for "The Last Stand Union City"

Fun but some annoying bugs

Great game, love the depth. My only problem is that on the third map in the apartments, some zombies dropped in and midway through the fight I could no longer move or attack, and neither could my companion. Kind of an annoying way to die!

Good Game.

I found the game to be very entertaining, although it was rather repetitive. The experience system was a nice thought, but I never really felt like I was getting stronger or more proficient in the combat skills. The lag was rather annoying in the final section of the game and the ending left something to be desired. Regardless, it is by far one of the best Zombie games I have played on NG and with a bit of polish could be a lot better.

Great game just a few too many glitches

The weapons were badass and I really liked the battle axe that thing saved me a few times as well as the saw machine gun.

BRAVO CON-ARTIST, BRAVO!!!

This was by far the best of the series. I loved it. The weopons were amazingly done, the ai were pretty good fighters but not so good that you can just stand back and let them kill everyone. I managed to finish it but i didn't quite understand the ending. did the boat run out of fuel? Did she turn and kill my guy? oh well, I give you a 5 out of five. I wish i could give more. Keep it up con artist!!!

Lag made it nearly unplayable - 1.66 GHz processor

I don't know why, but this game's lag made it nearly impossible to play - I've got a fairly decent processor (I would think) so playing on lowest graphics possible with an increased priority would make a better gameplay... or so one would think. I still got crippling lag, which made me waste ammunition and not aim as fast as I usually would have. I'd say a good idea for next time is to try to focus on code optimization, and make sure that ALL modern-ish computers can play the game comfortably. (I'd shoot for ~1 GHz+.)

Other than that, I found myself constantly trying to carry more and more stuff than I could handle, upping my strength every chance I could get. I think a bit more balancing couldn't hurt...