剧情非常得好
剧情非常得好，还有结局好几个结局，然后真结局最震撼人心
肥腸好玩
團隊還會做其他遊戲嗎？
不在線等：）
不在線等：）
Please update the game weekly
More updates please
好玩，有heart 的單機遊戲
很希望有同款/續集，喜歡故事，比無腦殺怪好多了。 不算難，有點小挑戰，合適手機版的操作。
在手機很多都是網上的，要你抽要你課金，
這樣的作品，還這麼完整的，真的不多。加油👏🏻
在手機很多都是網上的，要你抽要你課金，
這樣的作品，還這麼完整的，真的不多。加油👏🏻
I keep coming back to this game
It’s been a few years since I originally downloaded this game. I keep coming back to it because it has excellent replay-ability and I love it.
It’s inexpensive to support the developers, and I’ll sometimes front-stack a save file using ads and purchases (they’re not necessary but can make it more fun to focus on killing stuff or learning the triggers for various events) to make it easier to run through to get different achievements. (Determining which choice in dialogue and which actions cause different events to occur and when is a lot of fun for me!)
I have played LDoE for a few years and agree with another reviewer. This is a similar concept but also wildly different and much easier on the pocket book. There are multiple difficulty levels to the three modes: main story, challenge and dlc. I’ve not really gotten into the challenge mode yet, but I’ve finally started working on the DLC.
The confusion in the main story line adds to the overall game concept. The goal isn’t just survival-it’s figuring out who is who and what is actually going on in Jonestown.
I still haven’t figured out if I think the devs actually have a backstory that’s definitive or if they left it open ended on purpose, or if I just need to find those last few documents. Following the diary entries and newspapers amongst other things gives a really good depth to this game. Be prepared to do a lot of play throughs if you want to really understand that it’s well thought out and executed, despite a slight clunkiness to the opening/loot mechanics.
I find that clunkiness charming and it adds a level of difficulty in a panicky situation! There are multiple ways to access things-either tap the circle directly or tap the control to the side.)
The game is a choose-your-own-adventure book style game and I love it. I had forgotten I paid to unlock it and I’ve been telling people about it for years. I’ve played a lot of zombie games over the years, but this is the only one I recommend to others.
Pro-tip: saves occur when you re enter your base, so sometimes it’s good to pop out and re-enter without going anywhere just to save your progress. Have a stash nearby home to keep the essentials (lock pick, perfume, weapons, medications or snacks) to avoid a save. Prep to go kill that boss-then pop back in to base and leave for the map again in case you blow it ;)
Last thing I feel I want to mention is this is one of the only games I play with the music on. Love the music-it’s well done and works to help with the mood, even though I have sensory overload with sound issues.
It’s inexpensive to support the developers, and I’ll sometimes front-stack a save file using ads and purchases (they’re not necessary but can make it more fun to focus on killing stuff or learning the triggers for various events) to make it easier to run through to get different achievements. (Determining which choice in dialogue and which actions cause different events to occur and when is a lot of fun for me!)
I have played LDoE for a few years and agree with another reviewer. This is a similar concept but also wildly different and much easier on the pocket book. There are multiple difficulty levels to the three modes: main story, challenge and dlc. I’ve not really gotten into the challenge mode yet, but I’ve finally started working on the DLC.
The confusion in the main story line adds to the overall game concept. The goal isn’t just survival-it’s figuring out who is who and what is actually going on in Jonestown.
I still haven’t figured out if I think the devs actually have a backstory that’s definitive or if they left it open ended on purpose, or if I just need to find those last few documents. Following the diary entries and newspapers amongst other things gives a really good depth to this game. Be prepared to do a lot of play throughs if you want to really understand that it’s well thought out and executed, despite a slight clunkiness to the opening/loot mechanics.
I find that clunkiness charming and it adds a level of difficulty in a panicky situation! There are multiple ways to access things-either tap the circle directly or tap the control to the side.)
The game is a choose-your-own-adventure book style game and I love it. I had forgotten I paid to unlock it and I’ve been telling people about it for years. I’ve played a lot of zombie games over the years, but this is the only one I recommend to others.
Pro-tip: saves occur when you re enter your base, so sometimes it’s good to pop out and re-enter without going anywhere just to save your progress. Have a stash nearby home to keep the essentials (lock pick, perfume, weapons, medications or snacks) to avoid a save. Prep to go kill that boss-then pop back in to base and leave for the map again in case you blow it ;)
Last thing I feel I want to mention is this is one of the only games I play with the music on. Love the music-it’s well done and works to help with the mood, even though I have sensory overload with sound issues.
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