HIGH The last monster is a doozy.
LOW Having to do a boss fight six times because of an AI glitch.
WTF Is that a wading pool full of dentures?
HIGH The last monster is a doozy.
LOW Having to do a boss fight six times because of an AI glitch.
WTF Is that a wading pool full of dentures?
2003’s Manhunt is a brutal, gritty title that occupies a strange place in Rockstar’s catalog as something that should be considered the company’s best work, yet it remains overshadowed by their own mega-hit franchises. This bleak, uncompromising meditation on the nature of voyeurism questioned the player’s participation in horrific bloodshed, and has since become something of a cult title — and PIGFACE is certainly one of its descendants.
HIGH The payoff of the ‘rare scrap collector’ storyline.
LOW Locking quests by accidentally moving the plot forward.
WTF So we’re just not going to explain the zombie robots?
HIGH Wiping out a giant zombie with a shotgun in one hand and revolver in the other.
LOW Having suiciders spawn right on top of me over and over again.
WTF That buckethead zombie is getting up to some weird stuff.
HIGH There’s got to be something, right?
LOW Having a boss chase me for fifteen minutes while I plinked away at his health.
WTF We’re still doing first-person platforming?
HIGH Finally unleashing the full-power Mech Mode.
LOW Spending 45 minutes trying to beat a single platforming sequence.
WTF Are those seriously Dig-Dug enemies?
Death Game Hotel, White Owls’ VR title that forces players to ante up their body parts before playing games of chance and skill, recently relaunched as a free-to-play title which allows anyone with a Meta Quest helmet to get in on the bloody multiplayer action.
HIGH Taking a boss out in five seconds with two perfectly aimed headshots.
LOW Having my driver decide to steer the truck off a cliff for no reason.
WTF That… is a really big worm.
HIGH Solving the serial killer case.
LOW The gunfights.
WTF I feel like cops shouldn’t be driving off so many ramps?
It’s not that Zombie Survival is a particularly underserved genre — checking Steam will net you twenty games with ‘zombie’ and ‘survival’ both appearing in the title, with the category of the same name offering options in the hundreds. So, Into the Dead has some competition for the title of ‘most impressive zombie survival game ever’. I would argue, though, that it doesn’t have a lot of competition for that title.