No Way Out

[i] My Experience [/i] After playing and enjoying another strategic zombie survival title earlier this year, [b]Stay Human[/b], I thought it would be interesting to try a card-based take on the idea. Unfortunately, too much is unclear here to really allow a strategic layer to emerge. For instance, how many spots do I have for equipment or other survivors? Can survivors equip weapons? Is there a benefit to having a survivor or is it the same as a weapon? Do the conditions I randomly receive (-1 HP, -2 HP) have anything to do with whether I've eaten recently or used medicine? How do I leave a location? Why did my exit card not work initially, and then work on the second attempt? Is it a crapshoot whether you save a victim that is under attack or can I tell in advance in some way that I'll be able to do so? The absence of clarity makes it very difficult to strategize. I think the most useful thing that developer NGUYỄN MINH HÙNG could do for the game is to develop a detailed tutorial. Until then, if players are interested in a budget zombie survival title, I'd recommend the aforementioned [b]Stay Human[/b].

fun game , kinna chessy and easy to play and good if you want to play any Rouge-like game with out any rocket scient lul . the game is decent enough for a one person with a full time job and i kinna recoment that you should this game a try cuz its cheap and hey , maybe you will like it lul

This is just embarrassingly bad, it seems like something made as a flash game in 2004. I'm more than willing to try out some games that are janky, but this isn't even funny. I was willing to look past the fact that all the assets look like they were ripped literally right out of google images as the first result for "zombie lady" or "can of beans", as I thought maybe the actual game-play would be good but that couldn't be farther from the truth. There is no explanation given on how to actually "play" the game or what all the funny numbers mean, or even what items do. Thankfully I only bought this for a dollar.