Idiot thought process: "Durr guy gets over 2000 +'s because of his epic fail which is actually plausible. I can getz 2000 +'s if I actually put thought into a comment or post something useful...Or I could become LEGEND by copying nearly exactly what HE wrote...BUT MAKE IT OUTRAGEOUS AND IMPOSSIBLE."
(Exhibits A and B: Evongalion and ededandedy1.)
Nerdook, you never cease to amaze me. Cluesweeper, then this game, and also your recent hit Monster Slayers. I'm a big fan, but this here is a Z.T.M.D Review, not a Nerdook review.
I was surprised by the concept of this game, seeing as how this was similar to the earlier design of one of my favorite video games, Left 4 Dead (For those who say NUH-UH, go to commentary mode L4D1). And scavenging buildings for clues in your relentless pursuit of your daughter in the city, coupled with the pressure of the ever-present "ticking clock", thrown in with rescuing survivors and the escaped convicts, this game is a work of art only hurt by the possibility of finding your daughter quickly and ending the game. And after three or four times, even with the randomly generated city, it gets repetitive. I mean REPETITIVE. Nerdook, I love ya, but I can only give you a 4/5 for this game. The concept, soundtrack, and weapons variety is amazing, but the replay value is just not high enough on this game.
I'm going to start my thanks by telling you that the other day I saw a game that came out called undead highway. I had high hopes, because it was under Hot New Games, and it involved a highway and zombies. Sadly, it was not so. A good game, but I walked away unsatisfied. I logged on to Kong today and saw this, clicking on it and wondering if I would feel the same disappointment. And by God, I was BLOWN AWAY. This game, while still being part of the zombie genre, has essentially invented its own sub-genre. It's cool, fun, and has a high replay value. Also, most games that run on an upgrade system have you as an invincible, godlike figure when you max out your stats. But this game? You NEED a maxed out car if you hope to win. There's still a challenge for those who manage to accumulate enough RP to upgrade to full, and I was there for a long time. And with a climactic finale and a bittersweet ending to top it all off, this game has easily secured a position on my favorites and 5 stars.
@darkstorm123 Nobody, no matter HOW much you think they are, is on 24 hours a day. Sure, some people will use tokens to get ahead, but does it matter? With random crystal finds, and playing aggressively from the start, good players with strategy can easily overtake irritating donators. And also, @PatoLord, MMOS TAKE F***ING SKILL.
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