The Dead are Not Dead

GOTY. Better story than the last of us

Сурвайл-хоррор с заделом под классику. В целом неплохо. Русификатор: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3710566226

O jogo está bem legal! Lembra muito bem as raízes dos jogos survivor horror clássicos como Resident Evil e Silent Hill. O unico problema é que o jogo está apresentando uns bugs, os comandos no joystick não estão funcionando corretamente, por exemplo: quando pressiona rb para atacar, eu simplesmente não consigo fazer isso quando estou andando pelas ruas apenas consigo dentro de ambientes fechados, achava que era do game, mas testando no teclado e mouse percebi que funcionava. Basicamente quando eu pressiono abri um mapa ao invés do ataque. O direcional também não funciona, apenas o analógico, por isso, em algumas partes para digitar senhas eu tenho que usar o mouse, pois analogico na hora de colocar o código também não funciona, e também não dá para usar o menu com o mesmo. Fora isso o game está bom, basta que seja lançada uma atualização para corrigir esses probleminhas, que por hora ainda não me empacaram, basta que às vezes eu tenha que abrir mão do controle.

[h2]The Dead are Not Dead is a brief homage to the likes of survival horror of 90s yesteryear.[/h2] Ink Ribbons to save. Pistols, knives, and shotguns to aim straight-ahead, up, and down. Green herbs to heal. You know the drill. This game creates a nice sense of foreboding atmosphere with its gritty visuals, moaning zombies, and ambient, minimalist soundtrack. The game has some unexpected dark turns with some of the NPCs you meet, and for its brief runtime has several suicides that take place that I wasn't really expecting. The voice acting is hit-or-miss but the guns, lighting, and locales are all proper survival horror ilk. Just as the enemy encounters against only 3 variants of zombies (a walking, crawling, or standing one) were beginning to feel mundane the game introduced a few welcome boss fights to mix things up. For the low price of admission and seemingly deft care it was created with, I can easily recommend The Dead are Not Dead to fans of old school survival horror. Just don't expect a large, sprawling adventure.

- Very entertaining ps1 graphics stylish and cheesy story - Game heavily similar than first resident evil games and little bit silent hill and walking dead vibes too. - Very nostalgic trip to old resident evil games and if you have played those older RE games this games controls etc.. is easy, got same save system/ink ribbons like re, same aiming and some RE bullet sponge boss fights as example. - Fun trip to ps1 resident evil era times and very cheap so easily 7/10 enjoyable little game.

Should make new FP zombie game

+ good +

Pretty fun little low poly survival horror game. Runs nice and smooth and doesn't overstay or understay its welcome at all. It's not exactly anything too special or memorable, but it's absolutely worth the small asking price for anyone who likes this sort of thing. The story is not very interesting, but serviceable for what it is, don't expect anything too powerful here. 616 Games is responsible for a series of games called "Poop Killer" after all, so I doubt anyone is going into this one with particularly high expectations of the story telling. That said, the story was more on the serious side than I personally expected. You''l be wandering a small town area similar in design to some of the old silent hill games, traipsing back and forth between a handful of locations while fighting and evading the undead as you solve minor puzzles, collect new weapons and get key items to unlock new areas. If you've played any survival horror games before, you already know how it works - no surprises in the mix really. I found the controls/camera relationship a little odd but nothing too problematic, just feels a little peculiar to play a game with a character controller set up like classic Resident Evil but with full modern style camera control. This set up makes for a bit of a chunky stop and go sort of experience, mostly noticeable when making tight turns around objects that require you to take a moment and reorient the camera. Note that I played using a controller, perhaps this issue isn't really a thing with mouse and keyboard. Ultimately, the game isn't overly punishing so this didn't cause any real problems aside from it occasionally feeling more cumbersome than it should. Another controller related issue is that the town map is locked to the same button as aiming your gun, which is only problematic in the town area, and luckily the map pauses the game so it's more of an annoyance than a real issue, and I am sure it's just controller related. But some rebinding options would have been nice here! In the end, this game is probably exactly what you think it is after watching the trailer. It's a cheap classic low poly survival horror game that doesn't really bring anything new to the table aside from the camera style. If you don't mind your survival horror being a little simple and unrefined, (but not a buggy mess!), then this is a great minor commitment. For more 3rd person survival horror games, check out my curator page below: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45050657/

The only thing that this game gets right is the PSX atmosphere. I wish the developers well on their other games, as for me it's not worth playing. It could pass for a Resident Evil proof of concept but not much else. I managed to beat the game without any progress breaking bugs and the game worked. It has RE style inventory, a puzzle from RE4, and similar weapon variation to RE1. But the enemy animations and sound effects are quite bad. The voice acting is quite bad, some voice actors were hard to hear. I don't recommend getting this game and hope the devs can build off of this.

Unplayable with the mouse not staying on the game monitor, community posts have been left to rot for almost a year now about it. Was interested to play this but its dead in the water with the mouse issue, if its ever fixed ill play and maybe change review but for now avoid this game.