September 28 Pizza

I really liked the game, mainly because it's a theme that I really like. I recommend to everyone who like an action game that happens at the beginning of a zombie apocalypse, and who want to deliver pizza at this end of the world, good... then play!!! I loved the charisma presented in the game, brings a relaxed lightness that adds well to the game and that is usually not widely used in zombie games, but combined with that. This ends up generating an easier empathy for the characters, who are quite amusing along the way About art, both 2D/3D are well placed, and it's cool to see how they go gaining detail as the game continues. I also liked how the soundtrack is gaining more shape as the game progresses and gains more volume in the last few levels My only problems with the game were that in the last few levels they were having a performance problem, either the game was crashing and then slow or it was going to get too fast, but after a few minutes it would return to normal. I also...

[i] My Experience [/i] I picked this up mainly because I like to try top-down shooters and this one was super cheap. I certainly didn't expect a masterpiece, but I was still a bit disappointed. There's just very little to the game - only running from one place to another and shooting zombies along the way. The shooting didn't feel terrible, but it also didn't feel satisfying or impactful. The most irritating aspect of the game is that the ammo capacity for all of your weapons is very low, and so you'll often have to raid houses in the neighborhood to stock up. The map will show you which homes have ammo and which you've previously raided, but not when it first pulls up to display your quest destination. You'll have to pull it up again after being given a quest to plan your route. Lastly, the "boss fight" was a bit underwhelming. He seemed to have only twice as much health as a normal zombie.