The Walking Dead Onslaught

fun af, i get to go crazy with ricks colt python and daryl's storys really run to play

It could be good, but it feels catastrophically bad. I don't know why, but no matter what settings I try, the game's visuals look smudgy and distorted. My PC isn't weak, and my Quest 3 isn't the issue either, so I really don't know what's causing it. At this point, I don't know what to blame.

Honestly, I came into this game hearing about how bad it was, especially compared to TWD Saints and Sinners, yet I found the game honestly super fun. It's not your typical open-world zombie VR game, it'd linear semi open I guess? I'm not too sure but the game is super fun, I haven't tried any mods, just straight vanilla and I'm honestly having such a good time, the base building and what-not kinda reminds me of State of Decay 2 and I honestly just think its a fun game, there are some quirks with it however. I would recommend this, but dont come into it expecting another saints and sinners, its much more of like a mobile game version of saints and sinners

Thought i'd give this a try while on sale. I still can not bring myself to like it. I tried to give it a chance. Do yourself a favour and buy TWD SS instead.

I would recommend this, especially on sale. Played it fully in 2026, managed to 100% it and enjoyed doing it. Top tip: Upgrade all of your weapons before replaying the campaign missions on Veteran difficulty. Saints & Sinners zombie grapple and blade physics are much better, but you also have to manage stamina. In Onslaught, there is no stamina apart from yours IRL, so swing away! You do really need to yank the blades out of their skulls though. The game is more arcadey than S&S, although there are some similarities in regards to collecting resources to make upgrades back at base. However you are not limited to a finite inventory space here, so you can collect everything. The gunplay was decent enough, even though the manual reload was slightly on rails. Zombie models were pretty good, although a bit repetitive sometimes. There is definitely some jank with the physics here, but once I got used to it, it didn't ruin my experience. I also had issues using Q3 & VDXR in that the hands are at a weird angle. I found the only way was to launch the game via Steam rather than the VD Games tab. Fun game if you want some basic zombie action. RIP Survios

Played on Meta Quest 3 via Link cable. Not good. Maybe only bother if you're on a journey to consume every single piece of TWD media. Let me complain about everything I can think of: [b]Physics & Interaction:[/b] Pretty much aint there. You use your "grabbing hand" (you left hand - not sure if it lets you switch) to simply point at something and pressing your grab key would magically pick items up. None of the props have physics or respond to impacts. Your weapons stick to your "weapon hand" so there isn't interactivity there either. Doors and containers swing open by simply touching them with your hand or weapon. [b]Melee:[/b] Your weapons clip through the zombies, so you'd simply wave you hand through them. Minimal physical effort needed to kill -- simply doesn't feel great. I've only done limited testing, but blade/sharp weapons seem to be wholly inferior to blunt weapons because armored zombies (like almost half the zombies are riot cops) seem completly impervious to slashes from the katana - but drop dead with two flicks from the little hammer. [b]Guns:[/b] Just "okay", I suppose. Reloading consists of pressing a key to unload your gun - then having a gun mag magically atta…