Kids vs Zombies: Donut Brawl Review—Get Ready to Astro-Blast off With This Apocalyptic Warfare
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Christmas is meant to be a time of celebration, yet one can easily wake up feeling under the weather during this 'festive season of goodwill.'
Curling before the fireplace, I can't help but cuddle in a thick duvet (and not forgetting Axel). Unable to get another wink of sleep and unwilling to shift from my comfy spot, I decided to take on my mate's request to join her in a game of Kids vs Zombies: Donut Brawl (KvZ).
Much like the novel—The Last Kids on Earth—I've read when I was younger, KvZ has you strap up as a kid ready to have their biggest adventure yet in a world teeming with zombified adults. Talk about all the freedom you're likely to have! :3
Being thrust into a town stuck in the 80s has opened the door to an apocalyptic world of doughnuts and zombies. Depending on the mode you have selected, you'll have to pick an oddball of your choice and collect doughnuts, ensuring your survival within the time limit. Anyway, there was no going back.
As you progress with the game, you will find the multiplayer aspect comes into play. What that means is that for each short match (depending on the selected mode), you'll be competing against 3 or 2 other players to acquire doughnuts as quickly as possible.
Soon, it dawned on me that KvZ is reminiscent of MOBA games. Armed with their weapons, the zombies—the absolute epitome of annoyance—spawns every inch of the area, making things harder for you.
Of course, that's not all.
What makes things even more difficult is each player's varying trapping ability, so you have to ensure that you stay out of range. Hence, I found it bloody infuriating whenever the zombies deplete my HP just as I have acquired 100 doughnuts. That's because I would, once again, find myself back on the battlefield, realising that I, once again, possess not even a smidgen of a doughnut.
Although it may not be as competitive as League of Legends: Wild Rift, KvZ is replete with a massively casual ambience. While the lack of a friend system may not earn it any awards, its sound designs are able to add to the atmosphere and make up for its lingering issues. As they say, no game is complete without atmospheric sound effects.🎵🎶
Even so, it'd be hella dope if I could play a rematch with one of the players or even my friends. Anyway, isn't it swell to go around and just have fun? Boy, it doesn’t help when it just reminds me of those carefree days? So, strap up and join me here in this addictive adventure!
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