I've been looking for a game that can both look aesthetically pleasing and be fun at the same time, and I think that I've found a game that fits those characteristics. Zombie State is an Online FPS roguelike that let's you fend for your life against hordes of undead creatures, ranging from normal biters to special infected that can throw projectiles and even explode when they're killed. The game offers a vast amount of character upgrades, such as stuns, ignite and even additional bullets. The game offers amazing character models, stunning visuals and graphics, character voicelines, dashing mechanics, simple gunplay and character upgrade slots.

Welcome back iOS players! Over the past year, we have updated many roles; you will not want to miss them. Let me introduce an interesting role to you - Kaitou! Kaitou can steal the target's role and skills, player who got their role stolen will become the Kaitou. #supersus #supersusgame

🌟 Explore the New Dragon Island Map! 🌟 The mysterious Dragon Island is now available! 🐉 Embark on an epic adventure, uncover hidden secrets, and experience the thrill of this dragon-filled paradise. Don't miss out—update your game now and start exploring Dragon Island today! 🎮 👉 Note: The new map is accessible only in the latest version. #supersus #supersusgame #dragonisland

SHOULD I PLAY NAKWON: LAST PARADISE? Best to wait on this one, as you’re not missing a whole lot in the pre-alpha test that’s running this weekend. Nakwon: Last Paradise is an extraction-style survival game set in Seoul, South Korea, after it’s been hit by a nasty zombie apocalypse. It’s a promising enough concept, but the current build is extremely bare-bones and prone to run-ending bugs and crashes.

SHOULD I PLAY SOUL KNIGHT ARENA? Yeah, this is definitely worth checking out. Soul Knight Arena is a quick and breezy little top-down battle royale that’s all about racing to find the goofiest weapons and being the last team standing. It has a fun and colorful pixel art style, an upbeat soundtrack, tons of wacky weapons and powers to find, and a brief match length that keeps anything from sticking around long enough to get boring.

Support me by subscribing to my YouTube channel as well @ShadyFoxGaming! Welcome to my Farlight 84 gameplay video featuring Lucinda, an underrated hero with incredible potential! Join me as I showcase Lucinda's gameplay and delve into the details of her unique abilities. Lucinda may be underestimated by some due to her passive ability's focus on shotguns, which are not currently the most favored weapon choice. However, in this video, I'll reveal the true power and versatility that Lucinda possesses.

Well, the character customisation lacks more presets, graphics are nothing special (I'd compare them to any generic Unity survival game on Play Store), and movement seems odd, though it could just be me. Combat is okay, although it could be polished more. The game is, ultimately, and without a doubt, inspired by Last Day on Earth, which is easy to see based on mechanics (stamina, restriction of movement freedom..etc). What caught my interest for now is the story behind the so called ghouls, so I'll play this for a while.

Actually I don't want to say which is the best, However, a player has a point of view that is the determining factor in assessing a game. One of the most common and important things is about comfort. Is a game enjoyable and does the player feel comfortable? That's what I think is the most important thing in playing a game. Of course there are those who will deny it, because there are some players who like games that are tense and even scary. The question is How would they continue playing if it wasn't for the comfort?Yes, they feel comfortable because they like that type of game.So everyone has different desires and views about what kind of games they love. Regarding these two games, I don't know why, but I feel more comfortable playing GnG both in terms of appearance and gameplay. I don't know whether it's because I started playing GnG earlier than DNDM or maybe because there aren't that many DNDM players (I mean not yet). DNDM is definitely not a bad game. I like that character customization is better than GnG, better video clips, and gameplay with a more expansive view than GnG.

Gameplay/ Walkthrough Official Launch of Dragon Isle : Survivor Android/ iOS . About this game:- Adventure RPG: Survive, Discover, Thrive! Embark on an unforgettable journey into a realm of boundless excitement in the Dragon Isle: Survivor! Immerse yourself in a riveting narrative-driven Survival RPG that pushes your instincts to the limit. 🎮 Gameplay: 8/10 Really enjoyed playing this Survival, Rpg , Adventure game.

It will make us experience the thrill and challenge of surviving in a post-nuclear city built entirely in 2.5D! It also combines elements of adventure and mystery. In this gloomy environment we can decide to advance either in Story and/or Survival mode. In Story mode the plot unfolds based on the missions to be undertaken escaping from the dying city to find the love of our youth. Here we will meet different characters, puzzles and choices that will influence the outcome of the story, also discovering the secrets and mysteries of the post-nuclear world, instead, in Survival mode we will face the harsh realities of living in a radioactive wasteland facing typical problems such as hunger, thirst, diseases, radiation and enemies. In all this we will have to collect resources and create objects to survive also facing different events and challenges depending on the weather, time and place! The ambient noises and graphics are a feast for the eyes as they enhance the immersion and realism of the adventure.

Well,  it's strange how this game still holds up (being a NetEase game). Also it's strange how obsessed are these devs with changing the prologue mission, though I'm glad they kept Alexey in each change they made. I'm going to grind this for a while yet again, since I've got no better things to do. Edit: Grind postponed because it sucks how lifeless Crystalthorn server is

This title mixes dozens of mechanics and ideas often and willingly coming from the front of other similar works, starting from 2017, when the Open World Survival Game genre was introduced, finding its only real distinctive note in the imagery underlying the setting and the enemies, thanks above all to the shooting genre that attracts about 40,000 gamers on a vast uninterrupted map of 256 km² crossing rushing rivers and treacherous swamps or traveling through deserts and oases. Whether we hunt, cultivate, build or wage an all-out war, our only goal is to survive! And to survive in such a hostile world it is essential to choose a position close to a series of resources, such as logs and minerals. I will need a lot of them when we start building the foundations of our "house" and creating workbenches to stock up on ammunition and weapons. Watch out for every weapon and armor, as we continue to use them, their effectiveness will decrease. One of the biggest challenges is staying sane and healthy.  Our body here is seen as a piece of equipment that loses durability over time if not nourished.. so you have to drink water, stay hydrated, eat and sleep. All these basic human functions must be performed to stay on top since it involves over 300 hours of exploration! The adventure begins when a group of scientists, intrigued by a mysterious "Silver Door", decide to open it. They will be catapulted into another dimension by an extraterrestrial force called Stardust Pollution, a yellow jelly, which will unleash a real apocalypse. This entity will transform plants, people, animals, the air we breathe and inanimate objects into monstrous "Deviants", monstrous creatures of various shapes and sizes that care only about eliminating any form of terrestrial life to reach the next stage of their evolution! This threat is wanted by the "Great Ones" - the same beings present in Bloodborne - the incarnations of the most terrible force in the universe. Most humans could not survive while we, a Meta-Human, will be one of the few who can harness the power of Stardust instead of being destroyed by it.  With our skills we will be able to react, rebuild or even govern this destroyed world also thanks to a holographic nymph that will give us information on the different challenges that must be completed! The 3D level design is very well developed. From a third-person perspective, we can rotate the camera to see any area of the map while we follow our character, instead, at the bottom of the screen, to access the backpack where we will store all the supplies and objects that we find in the scenario. These objects will be very useful to complete some of the missions assigned to us by the holographic nymph. The main objective of a Survival, because that's what it is, will be to get food and water, better if not contaminated, as well as all the resources necessary to get by in a post-apocalyptic society in which a series of factions have incidentally arisen that pursue the most disparate goals.  Crafting, or obtaining weapons of increasing power and rarity, but also the use of science fiction objects, will be used by the few survivors, codenamed "Beyonders". They will have to accumulate enough resources and power to finally face these Great Beings and finally start the counteroffensive. The adventure will be accompanied by makeshift resources with a simple cleaver; do not expect an AK-47 and the faithful RPK that will allow you to immediately exterminate hordes of deviants. The whole thing unfolds around a classic third-person shooter core and given the setting, there is also no shortage of psychic powers in the style of Jesse Faden - the heroine of Control, so to speak - and a series of crazy gadgets that seem to have sprung out of an episode of Fringe! What makes you scream perfection is when we open the map, truly enormous, in which you can notice tons of points of interest linked to specific rewards, but also world events and limited-time public events. It must be said that exploring this post-apocalyptic world, right from the start, we will come across the first bossfire post-apocalyptic world in a sort of WiFi antennas transformed into a gigantic being busy trampling everything in its path. There are plenty of extravagant bossfires and each clash with one of them will allow essential steps to "complete" the adventure. The clashes follow the majority of the mechanics encountered on the cooperative shooter front, from the inevitable "adds" to harvest to the objectives to destroy to make it vulnerable, to finally arrive at the incessant volley of bullets necessary to silence it once and for all.  Unlike many mobile survival games, this one has a rich narrative thread in pure "Federal Bureau of Control" style, with sections narrated by a voice-over, a sort of flying bird, and segments dedicated solely to the story, with cutscenes that show research centers that are now abandoned but still house the lost knowledge of the scientists who unleashed the paranormal catastrophe. A key strategy for survival is to always maintain a balance between resource gathering and resource usage. Stockpiling essential materials such as wood, stone, and food ensures that they do not run out during critical situations. It is important to monitor resource consumption and avoid wasting materials on unnecessary items.

I wanted to write a full review of my experience based on the closed beta, however there was a chance it would be taken down based on the terms and conditions of the Open Beta Test. So here's what I will say instead to summarise it's current progress... Adaptation: The game has superbly transferred everything fans of the 'Dragon Ball' series into the game. Down to the characters currently featured such as Goku, Piccolo, Trunks etc. Anime lovers will definitely feel satisfied with how the art style has been displayed and the special moves that  they are familiar with being used to take down their opponents.

Total size when I play this game is 1,76 GB. Building and defending Shelters from zombies, due to the chaotic situation resources are drastically reduced. Making survivors fight for resources because not only one shelter survives. You can only register an account with Facebook or register manually to save progress. The alliance feature is one of the solutions for sharing between shelters. Help each other fight zombie bosses, speed up the building process and protect from shelters that oppress the weak.

If you’ve ever played Rust, you might enjoy playing Mission EVO but I’d still strongly suggest skipping the game until it addresses its performance issues. Mission EVO is an open-world multiplayer survival game where you’re placed on an island and must eliminate wildlife, creatures, and other players to stay alive and win the game. Mission EVO is actually quite similar to Rust, so if you’ve ever played it, this game will feel pretty easy to you. In

Kinda meh. Feels like it could be the second "Will Smith The Game"... I'm looking at you, Undawn :) Horrible gunplay, cutscenes, zombies, pay2win elements from day one release, restricting equipment mechanics, etc... Pros: Beautiful map, interesting story, okayish graphics, map mechanics inspired/stolen from Far Cry 3.

Ive always wanted to get into Day Z and this i heard is a clone to it. Great game so far. The love the survivability and the build/crafting thats involved. I love how you have to depend on real resources to survive. I LOVE the realism. Highly Recommend! Hmu if you wanna play.

Hey Tap Tap family! Lately, I was started playing some new game's in survival open-world MMO genre. This games throws us into a post-apocalyptic nightmare filled with strange creatures, mutants, and cosmic horrors Like Rust, DayZ, or The Forest. If you played anyone of this games and like this genre you will going to love this game. This Game brings something different to the table with its sci-fi horror elements and multiplayer world-building. Yes I am talking about Once Human.

In the void where time itself fractures, a lone figure stands. The shards of reality ripple around them, their blade poised, waiting for the perfect strike. This is no ordinary impostor—it is the Time Assassin, able to bend moments to their will, slipping through timelines unseen. A lethal enigma lurking in the shadows, ready to rewrite fate in a single heartbeat.Join the Super Sus universe, and beware... time is no longer your ally.