Dead Block sets itself up as an early '60s zombie apocalypse television series -- each level is an episode detailing the desperate barrier-building survival attempts of three characters that you won't ever care about. You'll wander around each level, destroying every object in sight for materials to board up windows and delay the zombie horde. The goal is to hold the undead off long enough to find a guitar and gear to rock out and make it to the next level by virtue of a rudimentary rhythm game.
Neil writes "The Xbox Live Deals With Gold and Publisher Sale for 28th Oct-3rd Nov 2014 is now live. Anything you fancy?"
Oh might as well pick up that Titanfall season pass, on the off chance that I ever play the xbox version again.
I've pretty given up on buying online games when they are more then 15.00. I just don't play online multiplayer that much. I bought the Halo 4 top edition, whatever that was, and you know how many hours I have spent in multiplayer......... maybe 2. I have battlefield 4 through E.A. access, maybe 2 hours of multiplayer. I should note that I prefer mouse and keyboard when playing battlefield.
It's the main reason I can't wait for Halo MCC. Everyone is going on about the multiplayer, which is great. I myself can't wait to sink my teeth into all of the missions in legendary mode again. Sunset Overdrive is my cup of tea. Will be buying Mass Effect as long as they don't turn it into Destiny 2.0
Yes, it's always nice to see Microsoft push official console + game bundles, because the game is always a digital code and that opens up the possibility of buying a digital key for a fair price later.
The way it should be for all games, but unfortunately not the way it is.
You know the drill. Get out your axes, guns and guitars, and make sure you have enough drinks with you, because it’s another game that carries the word “dead” in its title. Yes, another zombie game. At least you know what you are getting into as soon as you read the title.
A game with zombies in it! How about that, huh? BrutishBatfink boldly dives into Dead Block to see if this decidedly retro take on the undead is worth your time (and possibly brains).
