You know the old saying that “If you
and your friend are being chased by a dangerous animal then you don’t
need to outrun the animal, you just need to outrun your friend? Well,
Zombie! Run for Your Lives!, by Russian company Right Games, plays
that adage to the hilt. You and up to six other players are all
running away from a zombie horde, and only one of you is going to
make it out with your brains intact.
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Zombie! Run for your lives!
Please note that this is the rough draft for a review I wrote for BuyZombie.com. Please check out the final draft of the review here.
Telltale Games' The Walking Dead
Please note that this is the rough draft for a review I wrote for BuyZombie.com. Please check out the final draft of the review here.
I have been a huge adventure games fan
ever since I first played The Curse of Monkey Island waaaay back in
the 90s. Yes, I understand that that's not that long ago for some
people who have been playing since before graphics, but I was just a
kid back in the 90s. Anyway, I loved the story-driven aspect of it
all. The puzzles could be fun, too, but the story is what grabbed me.
Games like the Monkey Island series because they were funny, games
like Grim Fandango because they were funny and serious at the same
time, and games like The Longest Journey because they were simply
amazing. And yet, despite critics saying that adventure games have
been dead for decades, companies like Telltale are still around,
doing nothing but adventure games, and they aren't going anywhere,
especially if they keep making games like The Walking Dead.
The Walking Dead Board Game
Please note that this is the rough draft for a review I wrote for BuyZombie.com. Please check out the final draft of the review here.
Given how popular AMC’s The Walking
Dead has become, it’s no surprise that it would branch out into
various forms of merchandising. This of the series what you will, you can't deny that it's become hugely popular. A board game based on the property was
inevitable, really. So it is that Cryptozoic Entertainment (most well-known for their Trading Card Game version of World of Warcraft) has brought us this game. But is it worth it? Let's find out.
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