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Obs: Não recomendo no valor cheio! (Paguei R$18! Recomendo) É um bom passatempo não mais que isso, o jogo te dá uma falsa sensação de comando, a estratégia é engessada, por isso não espere nada mirabolante. Porém cumpre seu papel no quesito "Passatempo"

GAMEPLAY (6.5/10): This has to be the most difficult game I've ever played on the lowest difficulty. The difficulty is very hardly influenced by the upgrades costs, as well as the lack of instructions about the controls. I've spent 3 minutes in the tutorial trying to figure out how to move my characters, how to make them interact with things, how theyre abillities works and so on. Luckly, it's not the hardest game to understand, but there is more. Once your character is killed, it stays dead. You can't revive him or something (even if you are on the lowest difficulty possible) and you must continue with whoever you have left. To add salt on the injury, this game has a moral system for each character. If the moral it's to low, that character will start stunning even if it's mid fight/chase so all you have left is to pray he will get unstunned in time. The wave are quite straight forward. Every 34 seconds (in the beggining) a new wave will start. They get harder by time and it's very annoying the fact that you start with only 2 characters. So you have to sent someone to loot while the otherone (according to the idea that he's a gunslinger) to defend. Here the game provides you with other NPCs with guns, turrents, barricades, but not all the time so goodluck late game trying to survive. Maybe if, at least on lower difficulties, you could start with 4 units on the easiest difficulty and gradually lose one unit space with each diff, it could do a bigger difference. Or just if every class would get a gun of some sorts. Tbh, I get the idea of a harder gameplay, but God, this gameplay is way to much for a newcommer which could be bad for the game, I'm afraid. HOWEVER, I think it can be manageable if you try to learn and stuff. With every run I've made, I got further into this chaos of the game and I kinda like harder games ;) The other part of the game it's much more simpler. You just decide what your units do in the spare time, between the action. It's nice, but it also make the game HARDER. You can't just upgrade your gear, level up characters and do anything else. If you could do at least 2 of any of them it would make a HUGE difference. Also about this part of the gameplay, I really hate the fact that you can't see locked actions. I'm talking about random events, activities for your units and anything like this. It neither say what you have to do in order to unlock that specific thing, which it's just dumb, tbh. It says I can unlock it, but it doesn't provide a method. If the gameply would be a bit more easy, it would make a huge difference. STORY (not finished yet): ?/10 It's a bit generic. An zombie outbreak starts in Sun City and you, the commander, send there a team of specialists to save the day. However, what I like about the story, it's the introduction of a big antagonist during the 2/3 of the game. It's a giant biomass who's absobing/eating civilians. What makes it a bit different then the other tyrants in those game, it's the fact that it's sentient, so it talks and it take the helpless people then leave. I really like it as an antagonist, so I am very curious what's his role in the overall story. The story it's promissing Graphics and Music: 5.5/10 The visuals are nice for the gameplay and the music does it work. However, it's nothing to memorable or pleassant looking at. I understand that the devs used Windows 98 for the graphs, but I think it could be a bit better done. It could've been a lot worse. In conclusion, it's a nice game, but it could be a lot better. I'm a hype for the next games made by 16Bit