So far, so good.
I’ve only played through two scenarios, but enjoy it a lot so far. Has lots of different things to build, decisions to make, etc. Some of them require you to have certain things unlocked, so not all options are available at all times which makes sense. Have to have an ability to use that “fix”. I like that it has multiple things to do, not over complicated, but not just simple click do this and not have any options.
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Fun Followup on the Inc series
This is a lot better than the insurgent one they made. The zombies don’t flee to different tiles, and that’s really great. I was super worried they were going to start doing that. I’m not very far into the game, but it’s a lot of fun. If you like strategy/resource management games, this would be right up your alley. I would love to see an endless mode or sandbox, where I can grow an expanding settlement endlessly!
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Rebel + Plague Combo!
As someone who played this game in beta, this game intelligently integrates the lore of Plague Inc and mechanics of Rebel Inc. If you played Rebel Inc, this game is quite familiar with the ‘zones’ and ‘soldier’ and ‘movement’. If you have not played Necroa Virus in Plague Inc, though you’ll miss on some references, it is not necessary to understand the core concepts of the game.
To win: you have these tasks that you have to complete in linear order to achieve victory. Unlike past games, you don’t really have a lot of freedom to do what you want. Game just tells you to do this, you do this or else you get punished for wasting time. This is not as an open-world zombie survival game that you might think coming from the description from this game.
Though the graphics of the game initially threw me off as too cartoonish, eventually it grew on me as this game is not trying to be realistic unlike PI or RI. Though I’m still not ecstatic, it’s just fine.
Overall, if you’re looking to pick up a game that is unique and want to try something new with a small, but established indie development, then pick up this game.
To win: you have these tasks that you have to complete in linear order to achieve victory. Unlike past games, you don’t really have a lot of freedom to do what you want. Game just tells you to do this, you do this or else you get punished for wasting time. This is not as an open-world zombie survival game that you might think coming from the description from this game.
Though the graphics of the game initially threw me off as too cartoonish, eventually it grew on me as this game is not trying to be realistic unlike PI or RI. Though I’m still not ecstatic, it’s just fine.
Overall, if you’re looking to pick up a game that is unique and want to try something new with a small, but established indie development, then pick up this game.
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Fun so far!
I’ve always found these games enjoyable and I like the settlement building, survival aspect a lot. Often times they’re a little difficult for me to beat higher levels, but I’m liking the pace, and this seems like a good balance between simplicity and complexity. Keep it up y’all!!
Great
Excellent as always
So far very exciting
Coming from Plague Inc and Rebel Inc, this is an excellent next step. New mechanics and new strategies available. Very cool new game.
Seriously Underrated Game Dev
This guy just keeps dropping hits. Yeah, yeah, we all know about Kojima, Miyamoto, Sid Meier and Lukas Pope. But what about this guy dropping three (but really four including Cure Inc.) 10/10 games. What the heck are most game devs even doing with their time? Hats off, respect
Best one they have made yet!
These guys have done nothing but get better at making games and this one takes the cake so far! 10/10