IGN: While games such as Batman: Arkham Asylum and Arkham City stand as shining examples of how you can take a known franchise and lovingly make it into an awesome game, more often than not, licensed titles end up disappointing fans. That’s what The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct does; it gives licensed games a bad name. 4.5/10
Like as I'm reflecting back, I don't honestly see what was so bad about this game. What is it really that is making this game get all this hate? It's gotta be nothing but the visuals and graphics.
"You’re supposed to sneak up on walkers and stealth-kill them with your knife, throw bottles to distract the horde while you slip by, and stick to cover. The only problem is it does a bad job of giving us any reason to play by those rules. "
What? -_-? If you don't go about things stealthly, then you will just get a lot of walkers coming in hordes trying to kill you....and you will die, and restart that checkpoint.
As someone who played and completed that game, I can't help but to laugh and this review I just read.
But whatever that's just me. As a "fan", I'm just so tired of everyone bashing on this game like it's REALLY that bad. Slap $29.99 on this title and it's would've been a perfect "type of game" for that "type of price." But I agree, $60 is just Activision being greedy.
As it stands, it looks like it should be a $10 download. Even then it wouldn't sell too sell. And also, I am a fan of the show and the episodic games, just disappointed that they would treat us like little stupid kids and give us this trash. They knew it was going to suck, so it shouldn't have been released until it was half-decent or not at all.
Ask yourself, when you wanted a Walking Dead game, which served as a prequel with the main characters being Darryl and Merle, is this what you wanted? Exactly, there should be laws against this. You can't sell mouldy bread in a supermarket, so why is this acceptable?
I'll probably be labelled as a 'hater' or a complainer, but the only way things can improve is if the 'real' fans tell them this is not on. I never buy games from Activision anyway.
See, you keep talking about "looks" "seems" "seen" and "watched" but not once did you type "played" or "tried" - so automatically, any and everything you are saying about this game, holds no weight.
In fact, you kinda really can't talk about anything.
I would find it hard for me to bash or judge something that I have personally never tried.
It's all about the interaction with other people and the emotions and conflicts.
Not running around stabbing zombies in the head.
If you like it then good for you, I'm not going to give you a load of crap for liking it but surely you can see the difference between this game and Telltales game? it's obvious which one stays true to the franchise.
I mean look at this ending, how could you be happy with that? (seriously guys just watch it you're not spoiling anything for yourselves)
It's literally Call Of Duty.
https://www.youtube.com/wat...
I haven't beat it, but from what I played I'd say it ranges in the 6-6.5 range. It's not bugged out with glitches or anything, it's just a low budget dumb fun game.
an article a day later gave a dev statement saying "dont judge us on old alpha footage" ...
..... lol
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