Arizona Sunshine® VR Legacy

[h3]Pros:[/h3] - Fun zombie splatter experience - Horde mode is fun with friends and some screen sharing. - The gore system is fun [h3]Cons:[/h3] - Most guns feel very similar - World interactions are clunky - Dialogue at times cringe. In english I found it mostly OK, however in german the first minutes were so terribly voiced, that I quit and looked for the sound settings. [h3]Conclusion:[/h3] I had a lot of fun and finished the campaign in about 5 hours. So if you want some mindless zombie killing go for it. But it is mechanically and graphically dated, so I would recommend getting it on sale as it is not worth full price.

Arizona Sunshine would be an OK game, with very short time of play if it was not completely unplayable because of endless bugs. Me and my friend tried to go through the levels, but each level has a glitch that makes us to restart the whole level. - I just fell onto the wagons, then next to it, i was unable to get out - to avoid endless zombie attack, i run to the first level of a house, but i was not able to come down any more once all the zombies were killed. Why? - another level, with the sniper first appearance. I can't go to the house. After 2 min trying, I can't get out. Need restart. - zombies sometimes turn into a unrecognizable blob, but still attacking. - in multiplayer, some mask or hat appears in a different position as my partner in the game. and it's a common problem. We don't see the same when play together. - the walking and running animation of the protagonists is ridiculously ugly, like they have some serious problems - the game is too short, and not too exciting, as the only thing we can do is killing zombies. but what do i expect from a zombie game?