Deidthraw

This first venture from Matthew Glen proves excellent value for money. There has been real thought and effort put into designing each element - particular praise goes to the gun choices/design and colour grading across the board. After 5 hours of game play, it is holding up well on a PC which meets the basic spec requirements. I can only expect that a superior machine would do it more justice! There are still a few days before Christmas - more than enough time to make use of the timely seasonal updates...

Per adesso è un no. I nemici si affastellano gli uni sugli altri come degli ebeti in attesa dei tuoi spari, come nei trenini delle feste Preso perché sembrava bello esteticamente...ma secondo me son soldi buttati in acqua, profonda per giunta

I purchased Deidthraw while on sale to try it out and I would say it's a really good fun game to play with , it has a good spooky dark atmosphere and vibe to it. The skeletons popping up do scare you at times, overall fun game.

Game of the year

Enjoying the game so far. has some frame rate issues but over all its a good game

I have been up close and personal with this game throughout its development, and must say it is as captivating and fun to play it was to watch come to life, with a moderate learning curve, easy to learn, a challenge to truly master, with a high skill ceiling. This is what an endless survival zombie game should be, this is like CoD Zombies reimagined with a whole extra dimension of customisable skill trees, and a fast paced progression that makes for a very exciting and challenging play. Hard to believe the entire game was designed and created by one guy. This game feels like an indie gem - diamond in the rough. It has a lot of potential to grow. The visual effects and graphics are stunning, while demanding on a PC, lowering the settings improves FPS a lot while sacrificing little in quality. The mechanics are quick and snappy, with good movement and realistically balanced weapons, making for a very satisfying input, unlike a lot of beta or indie titles, which often have clunky and confusing movement mechanics.