The dedicated enthusiasts who remain are left with the scraps that we’re occasionally fed by studios possessing lower budgets than the ones that once were afforded the games that birthed the genre. Flagship franchises have moved on from the fundamentals that once made the niche genre what it was during its heyday, or they have lingered around the perimeter without breaking new ground in the manner that might ensure longevity. The survival horror genre is on its way off the field, and not as the victor. People who actually immersed themselves into multiplayer know exactly what I am talking about."Backed by Ubisoft’s bulging coffers and headed our way as a throwback from the arm of a Joe Schmo rather than a Joe Montana, the title feels like it belongs in the genre’s middling days and not its prime." You can try to take advantage depending of the map layout, but it is almost as chess, you are done for in advance.Īll in all sounds to me like perhaps you didn’t give the game enough chance to start with. But this mode has lots of layers of how to strategise.īasically the tie ratio is mathematically correct in such ammount that if you make only a few micro-missteps in placing your moves as a king, or miss out on exact disruption routines as a survivor, by the end of the 2nd third of the match you are pretty much done for.
The other mode where you simply survive for as long as you can is not so interesting to me because it is linear. Of course I am talking about the Assault mode, the only mode we play. We have so far played countless ammounts of matches, still do to this day (very addictive game), and my oponent basically brought the King of zombies playstyle to perfection. Cause let me tell you, if you know what you are doing and use all the level-up perks, different types of zombies and well thought of strategy of exactly where and where you place specific types of zombies (and the very specific ammount of each type), the ratio between the survivor (player on the TV) and zombie king (player on the Gamepad) is extremely tie. It sounds to me that whoever played on the Gamepad actually didn’t play very well (sucked at playing it).
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