But apart from that I don't think it's bad, game play/graphics/story wise. I, like many others, think that paying 40 bucks to a game that you can perfectly have for free on a mobile device is just plain out dumb. I, like many others, think that paying 40 bucks to a game that you can perfectly have for free on a mobile device It's a very addictive game. how the story is presented seems to be as banal as possible, but very atmospheric.It's a very addictive game. This is a great game that you can play while you ride the subway, but if there is more time, it is better to choose something else. He opened the story mode (talks about some moments of the main story from the outside), so in the first campaign for 12 or 13 missions I didn’t even have to shoot - just run, because there were no zombies at all! She would be good at virtual reality glasses or arcade machines, but here there are a number of questions. Enemies appear from nowhere, not gradually approaching from afar, but immediately at a certain distance.
There is a drop in FPS upon receipt of a level reward. Donuts from the version for the switch were removed, and the grind was left. In the past, this is a mobile donation game. On the other hand, the game has a number of problems. On the one hand, she dragged me in, liked me and I want to play some more. On the other hand, the game has a Very mixed game experience. As another review would suggest, try it on for size at a mobile device first. Whether you should pay 40 bucks into it or not is totally up to you, however. And most of the things if not all can be acquired by not paying a single penny. The game always gets a new feature: night vision goggles, human enemies that can shoot and kill you instead of plain old zombies, flashlight stage, grenade launchers, flamethrowers, game is literally getting more and more detailed over time. Micro-transactions aren't really necessary if you're not speed running the whole game, they help a lot but I myself finished the entire story line without paying a penny.
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