Nazi Zombies

Worth checking out if you like classic zombies, but there is quite a few things holding it back. The map selection is already very small, which is fine, the biggest issue with the map selection is a lack of variety. All of what you see here are some basic survival maps without much going on by itself. Two of the three maps play very similarly without much changes to anything except the rooms themselves, and Klaustrophobie is a one window map. This game is still in Early Access, so I've no doubt there is more to come. Given this game is trying to emulate the feel of the WaW era, I'd love to see future maps get their own "thing" much like how the WaW maps all had something unique about them, like Verruckt's super sprinters and split spawns, Shi No Numa's randomized perk locations, etc. The hit detection also feels a bit off, and at times, it can feel like you dump tons of ammo into a zombie, just to do nothing to it, because you missed. It'd be nice to see some Hitbox changes that both make your shots easier to land, plus make training around zombies a bit more challenging. Lastly, drops are INSANELY scarce in this game, to the point that I played 15 rounds in my first game, and did not realize that drops even existed at all until a Double Points spawned on Round 17. I doubt every game would go this way, but it still is worth bringing up because the power ups are a major part of Zombies, and them dropping so scarcely is quite literally unheard of in even the earliest titles, and should be addressed. Overall, though, even with it's flaws in it's current state the game has a nice bit of charm to it and is good enough to kill a couple of hours if you're bored. Plus, it's free, so really, you don't have all that much to lose other than your time.