Infectonator: Survivors

I want the L4D2 cast in this game.

es un juego verdaderamente hermoso, buena premisa... lamentablemente peca de simple, 15 horas lo he jugado y ya estoy verdaderamente cansado de la velocidad lenta... creo que de esas horas tal vez... 4h sean realmente jugar y el resto gastar tiempo... tal vez si dejaran que todas las hordas llegaran de golpe como opcion o si no te obligaran a realmente ver el 75% del mapa obligatorio.... que es darte una vuelta enorme al rededor de todo el mapa de todos los mapas que tengas que explorar.... es cansado por que casi no hay zombies al rededor y loot tampoco hay tanto al rededor.... lastima, realmente me gusto al inicio

Bought it for $0.99. Certainly isn't worth $10, but is perfectly fine for a buck. Fun game, takes some time to figure it out and then you do and it's not that hard. It does get old fast. Also, achievements are completely broken. Not sure how to get them. If you can get it for $0.99 it's a good way to spend time and can definitely be fun.

High Cortisol game, reward not so fun, loop gameplay, super loud gun, most character can't reload while moving, too much boring grind, reloading weapon consume too much ammo, boring encounter, boring enemy, characters auto shooting, game crash by itself after hour play, looting mechanic suck, and many other etc not so fun part of the game. 6/10. Can't recommend and would prefer play other zombie shooting game where I actually shoot using mouse and move using Keyboards. Edit: ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ quest bugged because of the Merchant quest. I can't ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ finish this game because of those bug, Dev completely abandoned this game.

I played the heck out of this game back in the browser days and ended up buying it again on Steam. Infectionator: Survivors is a unique blend of squad-based survival, base management, RTS, and RPG progression all wrapped into one addictive package. I keep finding myself coming back every few years to relive a piece of my childhood. There's just something satisfying about scavenging for supplies, building up your base, recruiting survivors, and slowly turning a struggling group into a well-equipped zombie-fighting machine. The RNG can be a little brutal at times, but there are ways to work around some of the bad luck. If your squad gets wiped out or a survivor dies before you can recruit them, you can quit out and reload from the start of the encounter. Sometimes that survivor will even spawn in a more favorable location. It feels a bit cheesy, but it's there if you need it. Once your economy starts rolling, you'll be swimming in food, ammo, gear, and experience. My favorite squad setup is one heavily armored melee fighter to hold the line and deal with single zombies while the rest of the team focuses on rapid-fire weapons and long-range damage. Occasionally you'll need to kite …

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