Dead Exit

沒中文 英文不好ㄉ 就不用考慮ㄌXD This game is fun, yet only in first couple of hours. It's not hard to learn,after about 3 games I know what to do to win. the ai is stupid(It can suicide lol) I think that if u want to beat the harder difficulty, it depends on luck more than skills. 5/10

Dead Exit is a console (Xbox 360, One) ported multiplayer card game that's advertised as having online multiplayer, except the developers didn't bother making sure that works, so, yeah, it doesn't have online multiplayer. Misleading gamers for sales is one of the things that really gets on my pet peeves. Anyway this is pretty bad, despite the rather nice (and possibly asset flipped) Unity backdrop... the nice 3D graphics are just there to pan and tilt you down to the card table where all the gameplay takes place. I know I make a point of criticising 2D games, but that's not because of the 2D graphics, but the scope of such games is usually as limited as the graphics are. Here, well, we have 3D graphics but they didn't bother with deep gameplay, so this is a big fail. Multiplayer is a write-off, so it's just single player rounds, and the AI is terrible... there's just no reason to really want to play this. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. There's no option to change the resolution and no useful graphics tweaks. There's no way to ensure this is running at the native resolution of your dis…

Here's my take after streaming the game. Game difficulty seems balanced enough and progresses appropriately. It is unusually slow-paced though and you do spend some time just plodding through draws. The various game modes are entirely too similar to each other though so it lacks the true feeling of variety that it should. The card functions aren't really explained well sometimes and the random event cards that force themselves on you and you don't have time to really adjust to it. This is a very cerebral and strategy involved game, at least at appearances. Multiplayer doesn't work unless you have Steam friends to join you, which is unfortunate even after four years of this game being out. The music is monotonous and kind of loud even with the volume reduced. The cost is a shrug for me at $5.99 and I can only recommend it to people who like slower pacing. But at least the game functions and there isn't anything obviously buggy or broken so that's a plus. It's a 60% recommend from me. Check out my playthrough on Youtube and decide for yourself (and remember to like & comment) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MYJW26I5SE

Whoa - I can't believe I slept on this underrated gem! I picked this up a few years ago, dabbled in it, then put it down only to pick it up again. A card-based strategy game where you try to build stockpiles while managing a web of different survivor or utility cards with differing - and often, complementary - abilities. However drawing from the pile risks bringing zombies back to your base or triggering a series of bad events that you need to manage. The flow of the game mimics the drama and plot tropes of zombie apocalypse movies and TV shows, including sacrificing some characters for the sake of averting disaster or achieving victory. I've been enjoying it quite a bit and despite its subject matter is both relaxing and stimulating.

I feel like the game can be really hard to follow. I will go back and try to play more and learn more from the game walkthrough on there.

this game is bad because i am bad and bullied