
Take control of Blackhorne Industries, an international private military contractor. When the world is hit by a sudden and unexpected meteor shower that unleashes a deadly pathogen, Blackhorne are called in to clean up the mess. Can you lead your elite troops to victory before the mysterious meteorites destroy life as we know it?
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It's a strange one. At the same time, I can appreciate a lot of things are bad. The sound effects are bad, the animation is bad, the upgrades are poorly thought out (You have to semi-max a gun before you unluck the next one, which is weaker than the previous)... Yet I strangely like it. It's addicting and has an Xcom feel to it. Your squad of soldiers vs an alien invasion and such. It's bad, but despite being bad it's also really good. One of the hardest games I've ever had to describe. Don't go into this expecting anything like an AAA game or even a high quality indie game; it isn't. But it's surprisingly not bad.
This is the first game I asked Steam to refund (and was successful...). As much as the videos and screenshots make the game interesting, the gameplay falls short from the expectation in particular: - No real tutorial on using the game interface during the strategic phase, - A poorly design interface that make you think the game was made before 2000. Same for the videos. - Incredible amount of useless waiting in front of the screen before being able to do something during the strategic phase - Action phase too hard leading to some frustation. Especially since the AI of your teammate looks really bad... No tutorial there either to help you understanding what to do and how to do it. Hence you have the perfect recipe for making a game frustrating and BORING without any real fun.
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This is a mobile ported console 3rd person top down shooter where you perform missions to kill "zompods" and the various "zombies" defending them. There's a world-view mission selector interface which seems to have been ripped off conceptually from X-Com: Enemy Unknown, which was a pretty cool game. They want $9 US for this when the game is free on Google Play, so that's a "screw you" to PC gamers right there. I don't recommend games from greedy, unethical mobile devs.
Старая хорошая игрушка , которая начиналась с Android. По сравнению с мобильной версией тут не надо донатить , бесконечная прокрутка времени , приятная графика , физика просто на 1. Итог : 5 из 10
Global Outbreak: Doomsday Edition is a terrible game! There is nothing good about it! AVOID!
Somehow this game is worse than the mobile even with controller support.
The consensus seems to be tied even for likes/dislikes of this game. I felt compelled to write a short review since Global Outbreak is hands down my favorite/go-to game on mobile and this PC version is somewhat lengthened and looks a bit better. The building and research aspect is basically the same and the point-and-click style top-down shooter segments are now twin-stick style (slightly harder although more engaging/fun). I do recommend either an Xbox One controller or better still, a Steam Controller. The analog stick for movement and the mouse-like cursor control work perfectly together. When I bought it, Global Outbreak was $8.99 and I've wasted twice that on games that didn't keep me half as entertained. I highly recommend it, especially if you catch it on a good sale.
Gra ta ma już swoje lata ale i tak miło przy niej spływa czas z całego serduszka polecam
To the fellas who played the mobile version: This game is less get in and out quickly and more like kill everything you see. The respawning enemies are a lot less than on mobile. Additionally, you'll play less on-the-ground missions and be more busy sending attack choppers. Overall the game is pretty good, but way too easy. It never really got tense, and the only times i actually failed a mission was because of the awful camera angle during turret missions.
Love it. Zombie killing goodness, great for down time or during lunch breaks. I love this, squad and tactics, light on the whole thing but it's quite fun!
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