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| bleh by fabio 11/04/2012, 1:20am PST | ||||
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| I paid for the whole thing but I could barely play to the end of the first episode and I'm sure I'm ever going to bother with the rest.
I honestly can't remember a single actual puzzle. The whole game is a brief quicktime sequence (caused by some character being an idiot clutz*) followed by lull periods where you go around to each character asking them about their feelings so you can choose a response that will affect some minor meaningless line of dialog later. It's like an entire game of wandering around the Ebon Hawk or Normandy except nobody has an interesting backstory or compelling voice actor. Drink every time someone asks how you're feeling or how you're holding up. The big arbitrary choices are supposed to be when two characters are attacked by zombies at the same time and you have to pick which one to save, except the same one dies no matter what so it doesn't matter save for a minor dialog change later. No manual saves, no skipping dialog *spoilers - Slipping on the same puddle of blood twice in two minutes - Fumbling a bullet - Fumbling a hammer - Letting a kid play on a tractor so he can put it into gear and pin a guy's leg to the ground at the same instant slow zombies magically teleport right next to him. - A group of people trapped in a drugstore all day not becoming suspicious when a girl announces she hears someone in the bathroom when everyone is already present. - Tripping and hitting your head when trying to save girl from said bathroom zombie. - Breaking the lock on the gate keeping the zombies out so you can exit and fetch something across the street AFTER someone already left the building to get supplies. How did that guy get out? - Defending a room surrounded by windows instead of the windowless room right behind you. Some dude gets dragged out a window and eaten. |
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