Articles tagged zombie

Killing Floor by Murray Kendall | 28-09-09
Killing Floor on PC
PC
Review

The first thing you'll notice when you fire up Iceberg Interactive’s Killing Floor is that it connects automatically to Steam online, leaving you no option but to sit back while it takes around 15 minutes updating before allowing you to proceed. In fact, throughout the test period, the game itself is hindered by frustratingly long connection times to servers, although once connected, it's mostly stable with no noticeable in-game slow down.
Left 4 Dead on Xbox 360, PC
Xbox 360 | PC
Review

Left 4 Dead by Dave Cook | 20-11-08

Co-op is fast becoming a staple of many multiplayer-enabled console titles these days. The notion of playing together as a team towards a common objective is the new black, as opposed to simply fragging the hell out of each other for kicks and gamerpoints (you know who you are). However, very few developers can stand up and honestly say their game was built with co-op in mind. Some games pull it off incredibly well, while others offer a co-op mode that feels tacked on and more like an after-thought than a core feature.

Preview: S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Clear Sky on PC
PC
Review

Preview: S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Clear Sky by Graeme Strachan | 28-07-08

2007 was a good year for releases, one of most signficant of which was a PC game from a relatively small Ukranian developer, GSC Game World. The game was S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, a post apocalyptic shooter, set in The Zone, an atomic wasteland created by a second nuclear disaster. The game followed the trials and tribulations of an amnesiac Stalker (it stands for Scavenger, Trespasser, Adventurer, Loner, Killer, Explorer and Robber), his survival in The Zone and ultimately his own self rediscovery.

The Last Stand on PC, Mac, Linux, Free
PC | Mac | Linux | Free
Review

The Last Stand by Graeme Strachan | 09-05-08

It’s hardly unique premise, but stick with it; After the inevitable zombie apocalypse, you are left alone but thankfully have had the foresight to barricade yourself in a building with enough firepower to last the night. You'll need it, as waves of shambling uglies come across the gloom to get you. During these night battles, a whole range of zombie types appear to test your defences, but that's only half of the game.


House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return on Wii
Wii
Review

House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return by Dave Cook | 04-04-08

Created by the wonderful people at Sega's AMS division, House of the Dead originally hit the arcades in 1990, wowing shooter fans with its neat horror twist, relentless undead enemies and inventive bosses. Players went behind the gun of two agents sent to investigate the disturbing outbreak of zombies at the chilling Curien Mansion, working their way through claustrophobic tunnels and dank cellars. It was a hit, so it was only a matter of time before a sequel was developed.

More Rooms on PC, Mac, Linux, Free
PC | Mac | Linux | Free
Review

More Rooms by Josh Wilson | 31-03-08
Square Zombie Death Shooter

Bomberman Live on Xbox 360
Xbox 360
Review

Bomberman Live by  | 24-03-08
Still bombing in a world where terrorism is taboo.

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