Surviving the Doomsday
• UNKILLED - Zombie Games FPS ⎮@Private Ryan
If you're into zombie shooters on mobile, you should check this out. I thought the game was boring at first, since it looks like a very common first-person zombie shooter. But after I played, the game showed me some surprises and reminded me of an arcade FPS like Time Crisis with different levels and scenes.
Besides I can shoot a bunch of zombies from anywhere coming into my screen, I was also able to snipe them with my sniper rifle, and use a gatling gun to sweep them out, and there are even boss battles.
So the game carries more than I expected, except there are some annoying ads after level complete.
My review of the game is that you don't need to think much to play it. All you can feel is massive killing as you try different weapons to kill zombies. Forget the plot, it's not important at all…
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• No Way To Die: Survival ⎮ @Ninjarax
● A post-apocalyptic survival game with all the systems the survival game would have.
● Nice low poly graphics.
● Energy runs out quite quickly.
Just nothing special. I don’t mean No Way To Die: Survival is a bad game. It’s just nothing special. It has the same path as many others, energy, food, drink and so on it is meant to be. The only difference is that it has nice low poly graphics.
About the gameplay, Explore locations inhabited by creatures that survived the apocalypse and mutated into dangerous symbionts. Collect food and resources to survive. Craft weapons and defend your shelter from the raging hordes of zombies and enemies coming each night. (I took this from the game page. yeah, the gameplay is exactly like what he said)
Is No Way To Die: Survival is worth playing? I think it's a new brand of vanilla ice cream. Does this one have any difference from many others? No, It doesn't make much difference. They have the same taste. But if you like eating vanilla ice cream. Just pick one of them.
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• LifeAfter ⎮ @WHYFOOD
Lifeafter is definitely a near-perfect mobile game as a survival life game.
The background of the game is that the world is changed due to a zombie virus, and people who avoid zombies wandering around the world fight against zombies through 101 groups and fight for survival.
Because the content of the game is vast, players start tutorials to learn the basics of play as soon as the game starts. After learning the basic tutorials, such as harvesting trees, how to use an axe, or how to hunt zombies, you have to team up with players to survive.
Since the game is not a single game, communication between players and distribution of missions are the most important. Especially in the game, you have to eat food to stay fit and stay healthy, and keep upgrading your safe house.
The game is more of a sandbox survival game than a classic zombie survival game. To survive, you need to design a safe house to suit your lifestyle and strategize for a safer and more prosperous life.
Of course, you should try to communicate with your colleagues or lead the village with them. There are plenty of elements to enjoy.
Unfortunately, we have no choice but to talk about p2w.
There are various paid items in the store to reach higher levels. Especially some items are easy to reach high level in competition, which can easily break the balance of the game. In particular, in the case of survival sandbox games, since the play time is long, there are sections where paid items must be used for user fatigue.
As a survival action MMO game, it is true that it is a top-class game among existing games, but accurate targeting of users is required because the volume of the game is too large. We also need the direction of the core content of the game. Although optimization work is required accordingly, the game still has some chronic bugs, and the proportion of paid item upgrades regardless of gameplay is high.
I recommend it if you like zombie and survival games.
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• Day R Survival – Apocalypse, Lone Survivor and RPG ⎮ @Alex
Day R Survival has a Fallout vibe, but with more texts and less actions. The gameplay is similar to other survival games: exploring a post-apocalyptic wasteland, crafting things, managing resources, encountering mutant species, and trying to survive.
The game has a top-down perspective. You might feel weird at first.
The map is crafted with details, and it is pretty huge. I am actually quite surprised when I zoom out on the map. There are more than 2500 towns and cities to explore. The plot evolves slowly as you explore the towns.
The music is beautiful, and somehow, reminds me of This War of Mine.
Overall, Day R Survival is a slow game worthy to spend hours on it.
Although I enjoy the game pretty much, I do think people who prefer more realistic survival games would find this boring, as the game is slow-paced and the combat is turn-based.
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• Prey Day: Survival - Craft & Zombie⎮ @Ninjarax
Prey Day is an online survival game that takes place in the big city of Harbour Town. An unknown virus has destroyed most of the population. The few survivors and I use the collected materials to build our own shelters. Investigate the cause of the infection and explore the darkest corners by completing missions. At the same time, I have to avoid hunger and thirst, which is very real.
This huge world has no rules, survival is the only purpose. The game has rich and mysterious storylines. I couldn’t imagine how long I could survive in such a terrible world. Uniting with other players in powerful clans and start real military action is my duty, By the way, I can craft various weapons and equipment from my own shelter.
Then I want to discuss the cons of this game. Storage lacks automatic sorting function. Backpacks can only hold a few items. Death is too real and will make me lose everything.
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