Seemed like a funny idea for a cheap horror game but it just ended up being some boring zombie shooter with annoying controls and no scares

An interesting little project. It plays well enough, despite the jank, and it has a seldom explore premise. I can't dislike it.

A decent fps made in Game Guru. The game uses store bought assets but at least has some artistic cohesion and acceptable level design. Gameplay lacks variety with only two guns and a knife for combat. Could have used something for crowd control (shotgun, grenade) to add a bit more depth. Ammo is plentiful though and cleverly placed in levels to reward scavenging. Levels have different goals to complete such as destroying a number of objects or gathering parts to repair a car. A much needed improvement over the insipid key hunting seen in most asset flips. Story is practically non-existent, with small snippets of text scattered around the environment in broken English. Despite it's flaws, the game is a decent attempt at the basics of fps creation and is worth the very cheap price. It's nice to see a Game Guru project with some ambition amid the deluge of scams that give the engine a poor reputation.

Gave up trying to find the tires and the toolbox. Pretty awful level design up to that point. Boring and uneventful combat. It feels like it pays homage to the 90s era of FPS games, but this just isn't fun.