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Zombies were everywhere in 2014. And now they are set to overrun the survival market once again with a whole host of zombie games to play and look forward to in 2015 and so a new year brings with it new games, but here is a list of the Top 10 Zombie Games 2015 which we believe you should be checking out this year, both new and old!
Remember Human Element? The class-based, zombie apocalypse game from Robert Bowling who served as the creative strategist and community manager for Infinity Ward’s Call of Duty franchise? As it turns out, Bowling’s studio Robotoki has shut down.
Shouldn't have given such a different impression of your game then. You described it as a gritty visceral apocalypse survival based on keeping the human element alive. Instead you made a cartoony Mad Max multiplayer shooter. I cannot understand what on earth happened.
Well i guess this is a good thing, what they showed and what the described was not even close to each other.
The game was fast actually , what will the game's frame-rate run at ?
The game looks fun, looks like Rage but less futuristic, and without a story, but made into an MMO(did any of that make sense? I basically said it's like Rage but nothing like Rage, what the...? I just mean the distopian Mad Max type setting).
In strong contention for "most ridiculously worded article headline ever."
Looked in-game to me. Don't get the people at GAF that were calling it pre-rendered.
Still… this game is NOTHING like what Bowling originally described as a dark, gritty survival game. It looks like Borderlands mixed with RAGE mixed with Sunset Overdrive. Looks very fun, but I was expecting something more grounded. Not sure what to think.
This trailer looked like the type of thing they show in a movie or TV show when a character has to be playing videogames but the director clearly hasn't even seen a videogame running since 1996.