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As a result of the experiment was a virus that turns people into zombies. All infected, the hope of salvation almost no but then to help in the fight for survival comes to hard rock!
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Ratings
#210 | Humor | 3.42 |
#221 | Theme | 3.77 |
#287 | Audio | 3.19 |
#411 | Innovation | 3.31 |
#513 | Graphics | 3.12 |
#596 | Mood | 2.88 |
#704 | Overall | 3.00 |
#944 | Fun | 2.50 |
#1305 | Coolness | 49% |
Comments
Cool story and funny animations. Check mine nearly the same idea :-)
For a game that was about music, the audio quality didn't seem all that great. Neat little game though, interesting mechanic.
No idea of controls, nothing in game, in description, no idea about mechanics :(
It's an interesting experience, however I expected better sound quality. All the button mashing just results in a loud noise and it does not matter which button you press at all. These are a couple of things that take away from the experience.
With that being said, I believe you've made a good game and you've spent a considerable amount of time in it, thank you for your entry. Keep up the good work!
thoughts:
- I kind of like the little intro cinematic.
- It took me a while to figure out that with 'button 1', the actual '1-button' was meant. Not sure if that should be clarified further or if the problem was on my side.
- It's a shame that, for the mechanics, not only does it not seem to matter which button you press, but only spamming one button seems to actually work better than varying.
- Metal does somehow seem appropriate to fighting zombies with, though :-)
Nice idea and presentation! I enjoyed watching the intro cut-sceen one time. But after browser restart I would have enjoyed being able to skip it the second time. Didn't fully grasp the gameplay (I mangled the buttons randomly and seemed to win), but it seems like a very interesting basis to build on. I hope you'll continue develop it, you seem to have something interesting coming up here :)
First of all:
The scenes: Amazing!! One of the best cutscene-games this LD!
And of course, the humor: Truly amazing!!
I really enjoyed playing this game! :)
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