Zombie Tycoon 2: Brainhov's Revenge

Few things hurt me so much that they disappoint me. That horrible moment in which one realizes that that which idealized so much ends up being something completely different without any scruples. And No, I'm not talking about that 2nd year high school boy-who by the way I hope you're going GREAT EH-I'm talking about Zombie Tycoon 2. When I heard about the game for the first time I thought: it Must be some parks, or organize the zombie apocalypse, Or a ZOMBIE amusement PARK and I discarded the GTA V as game of the year because it clearly had all the elements that I needed to make it my GOTY. But very little pleasant was my surprise to realize that Zombie Tycoon 2 is nothing more or nothing less than a strategy game. And is that not compliant with putting zombies in every type of game and for having, Frima Studio decided that it was also necessary to cast a game of RTS type available for PC, Playstation 3 and PS Vita. In This title, humanity lost the war against the forces of the undead and the great dilemma is to resolve who will stay in control of the world. Tycoon, a former apprentice of Brainhov-leader of one of the zombie factions-decides to betray him and create his own army away from the oppression of who previously would be his guardian, facing him while destroying the few surviving people. Although the word RTS sometimes scary, Zombie Tycoon 2 achieves a fairly simple start. While We play we will not recreate a game of Twister with the fingers, but with 3 simple numbers handle our entire army. Driving a maximum of 2 teams of zombies (which have a limit of about 5 to 8 zombies each), the leader and a unique zombie becomes a rather simplistic experience but not easy. While The single player campaign has about 8 miserable levels, not only are quite long but are also widely replayable reaching a total of almost 6 hours of play. This Is a pretty fun campaign, with references to other games of style or memes that will get a smile. As we progress exponentially increases the difficulty and also have the possibility of playing with the very Brainhov. Each level raises obligatory objectives and of course a series of tasks that are optional but that contribute a lot to our team. While prowling the streets of Finkleville, our Army of zombies (which is really not very abundant because it consists of about 16 zombies maximum) We have the possibility to send them to take different buildings of the city that will give them skills Specific. Some examples are the hardware that provides zombie engineers or the gym, which makes them zombies karate. It Is true that the protagonist in this game is the strategy, but sometimes is sabotaged by the intelligence of the zombies. We understand that they are quite short, but in the face of minimal obstacles they are quite basic. While we do not control many units, having to carry each of the little ones by the places because if they do not collide with walls becomes quite annoying and confusing. Zombie Tycoon 2 also has a highly limited multiplayer mode: It Is A single mode that consists of destroying the base of the opponent and there is only one map available so the variety is nonexistent. Unlike other RTS, Zombie Tycoon 2 does not need to build bases, collect resources or create more forces if the previous ones were destroyed, constituting a rather simple and fun entry door for those who see the genre with curiosity but with something Of fear. http://www.aspeb.com.ar/main/index.php/bafici-gamer/79-bafici-gamer/10217-analisis-zombie-tycoon-2