
Limsod is an FPS set in a post-apocalyptic universe in which you must fight for survival in a world infested with flesh-eating zombies. Upgrade your equipment and play in a variety of maps and game modes.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Spanish - Latin America, Japanese, Dutch, Polish +3 more
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Hours played at review time, across 20 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Very good game, so much to discover and unlock that the game is almost endless. Can't wait for the next updates. Highly recommend!
meilleur jeu 2024
Incroyable ! Je recommande
le gameplay est pas mal, ça bouge beaucoup durant une partie grâce aux zombies spéciaux. Il y a toujours des choses à faire (défis, amélioration d'arme...) et c'est pas trop répétitif avec le nombre de cartes et mode de jeux différents.
super jeu de zombie je recommande fortement
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good
pour un petit jeu a moins de 5 balles c'est vraiment pas mal
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It might bring some fun for an hour or two with several modes, but it gets boring fast due to lack of meaningful rewards. The game is more like an arcade game than anything else. You simply select a mode and attempt to survive as long as possible. Killing zombies increases your experience bar and leads to a level up, but you only receive an actual prize after the fifth level. Rewards are pointless. The major prizes are gold bars and skill points, with certain uncommon levels unlocking machine gun gear. Some of them include grips and laser sights, which improve accuracy. Unfortunately, the finest ones that raise your ammo count are limited to the final section, from levels 80 to 100, which is also the highest level. Until you unlock gun gear, skill points are equally useless. Gold bars are slightly better because they allow you to buy new gun skins as well as experience points. The majority of experience and gold bars come from quests. These will take a long time to finish because you must play all modes 100 times, all maps 50 times, kill a certain number of zombies, die 100 times, and so forth. Daily quests may motivate you to return each day, but the prizes are not particularly great. You can choose from a variety of more or less intriguing modes. There is the basic survival mode, where the goal is to survive five minutes, defense mode, where you must guard an antenna, unlimited mode, where you can keep going for as long as you can, unique sleeve mode, where you unlock a new part of the map after every 35 zombies you kill, and so on. Controls follow the traditional first-person shooter template. In addition to moving and shooting, you can crouch, jump, melee when you run out of bullets, and sprint using your stamina bar. Although stamina may appear to be a hindrance, it allows you to run for an extended period of time and recharges quickly. Your special move is to throw a grenade. Looking for them is unnecessary because it recharges after usage, although you must wait for quite some time. Zombies appear in various classic types, such as a larger brute or an exploding zombie, so there are no surprises. The main enemy is a common zombie that dies after a few bullets. By the way, healing can be accomplished by interacting with med kits located throughout the stage or by shooting rare healing zombies. Any other killed zombie will drop a couple of bullets. The bad news is that zombies can spawn anywhere on the map, including right next to you. Sadly, although the game doesn’t cost much and delivers decent gameplay, it doesn’t offer much in terms of rewarding gameplay. You’ll probably be done with the game after trying each mode for a few rounds. There are achievements, but they require extensive grind.
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