Secret Laboratory
Falco Software · 2018 · Action, Indie, Casual, Horror, Zombies
PC
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About Secret Laboratory
Secret Laboratory
In a Secret laboratory, experiments were conducted on people. Something went terribly wrong... The subjects escaped the lab and started killing everyone. It is your mission to terminate the experiment while fighting hordes of monsters.
Secret Laboratory is a shooter with multiple options. You can play first person or third person, in a very fast and easy way to change. Around the lab there are many weapons, including pistols, rifles and even a sword and shield. You must quickly find your gear and survive endless waves of enemies.
FEATURES :
- Beautiful, realistic graphics.
- Many types of weapons.
- Multiple gameplay: first person or third person.
- Time-Bullet
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Secret laboratory is bad, just bad. There's no start menu, when the game loads up there's just a countdown to start and then you basically run around one room killing badly animated boring zombies. Some take one bullet, some take 3. When you've killed them all you have a few seconds to grab ammo and weapons and then another round begins. The rounds keep going up until you die. The melee weapons are terrible and giving players a sniper rifle in such a small room is just ridiculous. It's just boring, don't bother. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPh4Ch6Zfpw24 found this helpful
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Very realism gud shoting mekanics. wood recumend to frends and my ecks gurlfrend!!! :) won problim is zombee faze threw wall8 found this helpful
6/106 found this helpful
Dont listen to the other reviews this is a very good game. Perfectly crafted with love, I can honestly say I recommend this game to anyone.4 found this helpful
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