You wake up alone in a house with no memory of how you got there or what is going on. Upon venturing outside you find a hellish new world where everything you do is a fight for survival.
This is only the first part of the game and I plan to continue it. This is my first game so it my be a little short. I'm still getting the feel for making these.
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again limiting the choices even if this is a choice game if you pick a choice it wont do anything and you will die that is not a choice game then only if you make a really bad choice then you should die
I like this, it's got some real potential, but it feels like it would be better as maybe a text adventure rather than a game book, just for the fact of searching through the mystery house.
It has good potential, but I didn't like how the only successful choices were to fight. And I felt like you didn't humanize the hoarders enough, I find it unrealistic that they would shoot you for trying to do what they told you to do.
This is great for your first game! I really liked the atmosphere and progression! It was fairly descriptive, but not drawn out, making it feel very fast-paced! I'm very looking forward to play the next game and see what progress you've made as a gamebook writer.
I personally liked the game a lot, and can't wait to play the rest of the games in the series. I really do hope that this turns out to be a long, great game that I could share with my friends. Definite bookmark for this one, though.
Raise your hand if you have ever played a game with this premise: "Almost everybody in the world has turned into zombies. You have to search for weapons, defend yourself against attacking hordes, and meet up with some other survivors because there might be strength in numbers ... if you can trust them."
Now raise your hand if you've lost count of how many games with that premise you have played.
Right. I wonder why people want to remake the same game over and over again. Surely it is more fun to write something with at least some originality? But here we have another bog standard zombie game. It is not helped by bad spelling and writing, by having little content, and by having few if any meaningful choices. Best avoided.
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Written by Magic Orange
Plays 4990
Downloads 1850 Download file
Written for Quest 5.4
Published 25 May 2013
Updated 11 Aug 2013
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