Real-time combat in the zombie apocalypse! Guide your survivors through hordes of the infected to escape the epicentre of infection!
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if you want to experience being the younger sibling handed a controller that isn't plugged in and being tricked into thinking you're playing the game look no farther. I am genuinely still not entirely sure whether I was actually doing anything or simply watching an elaborate screensaver. Despite the controls being very helpfully listed on the main menu itself, a legitimately nice touch in my opinion, none of my inputs seemed to actually affect what the characters on screen were doing.
I would rather get rabies in real life and die than ever play this "game" again.
The game is fun depending on what type of gamer you are. The price should be 1 dollar or better yet a flash game on newgrounds.. The game does use tactics, so if you rush all your people to the zombies, you will fail the mission. Pros Tactics is what will help you beat the levels 10 different levels Cons Controls feel clunky and sometimes are unresponsive The game should be a flash game due to it being too short no steam workshop so no Replayability
https://youtu.be/O5ZtjtK19Eg Imagine a zombie RTS where it's almost impossible to tell the zombies apart from the survivors. Imagine an RTS where the zombies are faster than the survivors (except when you control the zombies- then the humans are faster). Imagine an RTS where even the crosshair does not even change colour when over a survivor or zombie. Well imagine no more because that's exactly what happens in RabieZ: Epidemic. Basically there is none of the usual tropes or features you expect from a true RTS in this game. Controls are sluggish, path finding is poor, and overall game balance is none existence. Success often comes down to pure luck. The only real positive is the fairly decent art for the maps. Every thing else is pretty poor.
You're first presented with a title screen with way too much information on - it's a settings menu, a controls menu, a level select, and a main menu all shoved into one screen. The controls presented on that screen function as the only tutorial, and the game makes little sense at first due to the lack of a proper tutorial. You control policemen and are tasked with protecting civilians, eliminating spawning zombies, and surviving for an arbitrary amount of time. The pathfinding on the policemen is pretty poor - they'll often just run in a straight line not knowing how to go around an obstacle. That is, if they even listen to your command - they will frequently just do whatever they want. It's also difficult to differentiate the zombies from the civilians/policemen. At first I didn't even realize there were zombies present and that people were being infected. It's still hard to notice th
Confusing mechanics, bad game play, and just overall bad. Normally I'm very optimistic, but wow this is not good.
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