Basingstoke reviews

A little game that deserves more attention. Basingstoke is in a nutshell a zombie game however takes a very particular path and is that most of the time you will be dodging the zombies, fight them especially if they are more than one will be very dangerous, not only because of the slow attacks but also Because of a stroke or rather a bite is enough for you to lose, so most of the time you use food to distract the zombies while you slip away from them and also looking for materials to create your weapons that are quite fun but Misfortune with limit of uses before recharging or changing them. The first moments of play act as a tutorial enseñandote as you should use food as a tool for distraction and then launch in a fight frantic where you should learn to handle the tools you find on the road. As advances the game will become more difficult (Obviously) and the exploration is a requirement from the beginning because if you try to avoid it you will find that you do not have the tools to distract 10 zombies that encuetras around the door you should Enter (I passed). If you want to try this game, go ahead in a couple of hours you can give you an idea of the kind of game you have and decide for yourself.

Bought a cute picture. Square men, zombies, dogs, cars, etc. it Looks all right, it's also played. The Great Rand of Cards works on Cheers, no glitches and jambs. Some solid pluses in this barrel of honey. But There is one minus, which makes burn even the most prone * opps-COMPLEXITY. It's something. The First five levels are passed without blood and sweat, a lightning stealth. What begins after-the wild hell. Zombies do not deliver the hassle, for them it is done by some big beasts-monsters that are going after you all over the map and almost do not lose sight. They can be confusing if you throw the bait, but if at this time your flaming ass will not hide somewhere, then you'll run away again this creature. Oh yes, I forgot to say that you're dying with ONE, his mother, hitting!!! Any mob can hit you once and you die. Chekpointtov not, but in stores you can buy a save. Only money is not enough almost always. It is Necessary to keep all that bad lies, and how to do it, if big monsters spawn at the speed of light. Only you have cleaned up a quiet piece of the map and decided to go back there on their business, then you will be waiting for hordes of new square zombies. The Game is cool, but it would be better if the hero was killed at least with 2-3 strokes, because 1 hit-it's too much. Isaac grabbed Me with his Loist. Thought to relax on a weekend...