
Wandering Meatbags is a FPS zombie shooter. Walk around in the city, find loot and survive to the waves of zombies !
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[h1]Grafik[/h1] Es gibt 3 Grafikeinstellungen die absolut nichts bewirken und ist nicht gerade das schönste Spiel, wie man im Trailer und in den Bildern aber auch gut sehen kann. [h1]Sound[/h1] Die Sounds sind viel zu laut, schlecht platziert und haben eine durchaus unterirdische Qualität. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] Man muss versuchen so viele Wellen wie möglich zu überleben und sich durch die Zombies zu kämpfen. (Vorausgesetzt die Zombies sind auch da, und stecken nicht irgendwo fest) [h1]Bugs[/h1] Habe in 12 Minuten sage und schreibe 6 unterschiedliche Bugs gefunden von irgendwelchen Grafiken bis hin zu Waffen/Munition kann nicht aufgehoben werden und die Zombies sind einfach nicht gespawnt, oder am Arsch der Welt und können sich nicht bewegen was es bei der tatsächlich recht großen Map ziemlich nervig und anstrengend ist. Schwierigkeit ist dabei auch sehr leicht, jeder Zombie ist theoretisch mit jeder Waffe one hit wenn man gut trifft, was in diesem Spiel nicht so das Problem ist. [h1]Preis[/h1] 5 Euro sind eine absolute Frechheit, habe das Spiel kostenlos erwerben dürfen und verlange deswegen einfach nur meine Lebenszeit zurück. [h1]Fazit[/h1] Early Access hin oder her, selbst dieses Spiel in diesem Zustand und mit so einem Preis ist einfach eine Beleidigung für die meisten anderen komplett unfertigen Early Access Games die heutzutage so erscheinen. [b]0.5/10 Punkten,[/b] da der Entwickler irgendwie ein wenig Sympathie zeigt und wie 99% aller anderen Entwickler in diesem Zustand selbstverständlich damit werben noch große Veränderungen an dem Spiel zu tätigen und angeblich auf die Wünsche der Käufer eingehen wird. Werde dies in Auge behalten aber stand jetzt einfach alles andere als lohnenswert.
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Honestly not much to say about this game as there isn't much of it. Wandering Meatbags is a zombie horde mode game with an incredibly boring map. Weapons are functional and there are a decent amount of guns to use. Sadly that's all the praise I can give it. The sounds are all over the place with some guns being over loud compared to others and zombies sounding like they are right next to you even when they are 500 metres away, enemies lack variety as in there were only 2 enemy types that I fought. It's also incredibly buggy. Definitely not worth the asking price. For my First Impressions of Wandering Meatbags check out my video here: https://youtu.be/VADFWApxtMw
it was k, but not a winner in my eyes. only 2 wave options easy and medium the medium stopped at 7 waves and i didn't die once, but the easy was harder than the medium with way more zombies and the waves kept coming
I don't like doing negative reviews of Early Access games since they're technically not in a completed state but I can only review what I played so far and so far I can't recommend it. There was only 1 map, it was a bit too big, the hitboxes for picking up ammo needs to be refined a bit, and there is no scoring system so there isn't a massive amount of reason to replay it. That being said, there are the bones of something here. And since I first played it, the developer has added a new map and changed/updated some things. If the game continues to get updates like it just received, expect this review to change to positive. Despite the fact that I'm not currently recommending it, if you see it for a decent sale I might pick it up just to try it out and keep an eye on the improvements. I did a video so you can see what the game looked like when I played it. Just keep in mind that some things have changed and there's an additional map now. https://youtu.be/ZHv4PLGehOo
Here it is 2022, and developers are still using keyboard only play "W,A,S,D" for movement. I see no reason they couldn't offer joystick control, or at the very least movement with a mouse......like DOOM did in the good old days. I'd like to see it mentioned in game descriptions whether a game can use a gamepad or not. I bought a bunch of games only to discover it was keyboard only.....and chances are I wouldn't have bought the game had I known that.
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