Dead Exit

mistureba de cards com apocalipse zumbi e os npc e ambiente tudo bugado. assets se combatendo e tentando lutar para ver qual fica mais em tela. é doido e bizarro, totalmente infuncionável

Хорошая картачная игра, жаль онлайна нету. вот мой стрим https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RHKycYAIB4

I really like this game. I am a fan of card & board games, yet am tiring of the ccg card games. I'm finding this to be a wonderfully refreshing card game. At first I though it to be complicated, but it is actually a very approachable pick up and play game. I like the varying difficult modes in solitaire play as it really helps you to learn the game and incrementally increase the challenge. At this time, there doesn't seem to be too many players playing the game, which I hope changes because playing with others really changes the dynamic, strategy and fun factor. I could see very fun tournaments and leaderboards some day. If you are a fan of card games and board games, pick this up. It's a high quality fun game at a great price point. No pay to play here. For one price, you get the entire game. Really enjoying it

Down to the last two players, tensions are high. I have 5 Zombies in base, he has the same. BOOM! Play the Stop card that shifts all my Zombags to him. Win the game! Top Banter. 10/10 would murder friend again.

6/10 It actually bugs me that I can't recommend Dead Exit. I love card games with thoughtfully designed cards, especially if they allow for co-op play. The game has a cool aesthetic, as players are represented by accessorized manikins playing cards in an abandoned construction site. Developer RadiationBurn has created a very interesting gameplay system. Each player manages a base, with three card slots on both the interior and exterior. Each card you play, outside of the "Stop" cards, has a different effect depending on whether you play it to an interior or exterior slot. Survivors and vehicles occupy the aforementioned slots, while plans disappear immediately after being played. You can return a survivor or vehicle and play it again each turn to achieve the same effect. Zombies will also fill your base slots, and they can kill any survivors that they share a space with. Additionally, you can "sacrifice" a survivor, a vehicle card, or a resource card (such as food or fuel) to lose it but gain a powerful effect. Nothing is gone forever though, as there are multiple cards that interact with the "trash," which is filled with the sacrifices, deaths, and played plans and Stop cards from each player. Once you run out of cards, you can draw from the "city decks" in the middle of the board, but you'll typically have to contend with a zombie afterwards. This mechanic resembles scavenging, in that you get a new resource but have to deal with more infested areas. In addition, you'll sometimes draw an "event" from a city deck that has a more global effect. Sometimes these events can kill your survivors or add multiple zombies to your base. Your end goal is to stockpile a predetermined number of food, fuel, and survivor cards, along with a vehicle of sort sort. Of course, the more you're required to stockpile, the more difficult the game. In addition, there is a mode in which a zombie automatically shows up at your base each turn to keep things tense. My biggest issue with the title is that the majority of the cards seem designed for competitive multiplayer. Many of the cards do things like kill survivors at other bases, or steal resources from another player's stockpile. Sometimes there is another option on a card like this, but not always. One card just moves all of your zombies to another players base, period. I bought the game to play online co-op with a friend, and then when I wasn't playing that I played the solitaire mode. Neither of these modes are ideal with so many cards being designed for another purpose (competitive multiplayer) - not to mention that it doesn't seem like many players are playing online in the competitive modes at any given point. I appreciate the work that developer RadiationBurn put into the title - I'd love to see what they could have created if the game was designed to play cooperatively from the ground up.

This, is a good, tactical card game with so many variants. Local, online, co-op, pvp. It's all there, and full of choices to make. If you want super shiny graphics, blood and gore, it isnt here. What IS here is a great card game with solid mechanics, gameplay, and tactics. Well done!

Received a steam key for Dead Exit from DadsGamingAddiction after his gameplay video and I gotta say, Well done devs! Well done indeed!. TLDR; Worth it. ---------------------- A thoughtful, strategic card game that I've enjoyed and am sure others will as well. This game has provided plenty of hours of fun and will most definitely provide even more, especially if you're a completionist and you're the type to strive for achievements. I've still yet figured out a strategy for Impossible mode, (and admittedly have pulled out many hairs along the way), although trying to come up with working combos from the cards you were dealt with is quite enjoyable! The deck in your hand, city and discard pile are constantly changing via your choices and/or RNG so having a specific set way of beating the other modes doesn't always apply. Sound is great and non-intrusive. (Yay for music and sound effect sliders for those that enjoy that sort of thing.) Graphics are fine. Especially now that text is easier to read. (Still has the grungy effect which is really cool.) Devs are pretty quick to respond! Thumbs up, 5 stars, Likes/loves/happy emoticons everywhere! ---------------------- I don't always sacrifice my cards but when I do, it's in a Blaze of Glory set in Spartaaa!

Loving Dead Exit so far. Fantastic and fun Indie Game ! I wish more players could come to play this game to make matchmaking more intersting. I was also looking for a leadboard and couldnt find one, maybe it would be a good idead to add one. Totally worth the modest price. I recommend.

沒中文 英文不好ㄉ 就不用考慮ㄌXD This game is fun, yet only in first couple of hours. It's not hard to learn,after about 3 games I know what to do to win. the ai is stupid(It can suicide lol) I think that if u want to beat the harder difficulty, it depends on luck more than skills. 5/10

I thoroughly enjoy dead exit. Once you start figuring out how the game works, there are all sorts of fun combos to pull off. On the harder difficulties, you feel like you're constantly just one step ahead of the great zombie hordes, and every move has to matter. I would recommend dead exit, as it is good fun