
Use an in-game computer to chat with friends to stay connected and help each other. Explore your 'empty' apartment building for items to assist them and uncover lost messages.
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I honestly don't know how to describe this. My friend came over for a visit and just said "hey lets play a random game you never played before from your steam library", this being said random game I had added to my library at some point in time. It's a very short game, but there is a LOT of reading to do, with actual gameplay/things to do being very little. The bonus content was nice tho. I think I liked the game? I am honestly not to sure, I am a bit indifferent to be honest. It's not an experience where I would say "wow amazing game, will recommend to everyone and play over and over again!", but it is also not a "man this ♥♥♥♥ sucks ass", this is just a "well it sure was a short game" kind of experience. I did like the graphics, however considering you sepent most time looking at the PC and reading text, there was not really a whole lot of time to really enjoy the graphics and character designs for the zombies and other characters. Nice story tho.
Figured I'd make this review for the game since the hotfix for it came out for the last achievement (kudos to you, dev). The experience I had with this game was overall great. It was nothing fancy but it was neither simplistic either. I do find it funny that our character's last name was once Valentine meaning that she once shared the same name as a particular Resident Evil heroine. The ending was rather sad. I'm obviously not going to spoil it because this game and free and you should see for yourself what happens in this game. Considering it's free, it's worth putting an hour and a half into this game. Good job, developer!
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is a short game, but that's doens't mean it's bad
Nice short horror game set after a zombie apocalypse.
the achievement (frontline hereos) bug to me I can't get WHY ????? WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!?:??::?:
pretty okay short zombie game :) not the best ive played but certainly not the worst! interesting concept!! if you have 30 mins to spare, give it a shot, its free after all!!
I really enjoyed this game it wasnt scary but it was very engaging it made me feel a different typa way for a free game!
Honestly, one of the best indie games I've played.
i love it but i spent too much time looking at stuff and playing the other game i like the concept but i wanna know who the other people are and the life before the infection but cheers to whoever plays, def worth a quick run through
I hate to talk ♥♥♥♥ on a free game, and really I appreciated parts of this, but I just think in a game so reliant on conversation - you've gotta punch up that writing a bit. It's a great example of what I've seen described as 'millennial writing', e.g. "I had to go there because of reasons,". The story opens with a [spoiler] woman losing her husband and child [/spoiler] but within a month she's like "damn, who's on AIM?" Sorry, guys! I appreciate the work that went into t, and I'm still giving a positive review because this feels like a really tasty basis for a game and it was a nice little experience, but yep - get more writers.
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