Trapped Dead: Lockdown

really not as bad as people like to make it out to be. It's a weird mix between slop and some portions being high quality. Animation quality and jank is certainly up there with the slop. but The story and voice acting, the interlocking of one sequence after another in semi-linear progression, it's well thought out. The best description I can give this game is Diablo or Hellgate:london with zombies. I haven't come across any game breaking bugs yet. Just be ready to tank a small horde or the runners with donuts mister officer. Just don't expect a triple A experience. The game is better described as a Hobbyist high effort creation. And there is no CO-OP. worth the 1 euro

Hack n Slash action RPG with zombie theme. Tries too hard to be serious. Story doesn't matter, the tone is undermined by the fact that you can just kick zombies in the nuts 2 times and they explode. Lacks any substantial depth and gets very stale very quick.

Trapped Dead: Lockdown is an isometric action RPG developed and published by Bigmoon Studios that attempts to blend the loot-driven appeal of hack-and-slash gameplay with the tense atmosphere of a zombie apocalypse. Set in a small American town overrun by the undead and sealed off by the military, it casts players in the role of one of five playable survivors—each with their own unique background, skills, and motivations. The available classes include a Marine, Butcher, Assassin, Exorcist, and Marshal, and while they share the same grim setting, each offers a slightly different perspective on the outbreak and approach to combat. The story unfolds in a series of missions that push players deeper into the heart of the lockdown, unraveling fragments of conspiracy, survival, and horror along the way. It’s a premise rich with potential, one that positions the game between survival horror and action RPG, aiming to provide both the thrill of mowing down hordes of zombies and the strategic satisfaction of character progression. From the very first moments, Trapped Dead: Lockdown establishes its tone through gritty environments and an oppressive sense of isolation. The town of Lockdown is …

i got this game at a 92% discount and when it costs less then a pack of gum, sure, its not bad. Full price? never buy this lol A rather simplistic game that definitelly feels like a browser game but without rushing its actually like a solid 6 hours playthrough. The gameplay is not particularly exciting but i find the excorcist class funny. all other classes are melee or guns but excorcist has magic bibles and crosses. Very funny when npcs trust you with their life but all you have is hopes and prayers, You can also permanently hope and prayer away the infection since one of your abilities is basically infinite heal. you can also shoot fireballs or holy water. Sadly hes not that strong it seems as butcher can just facetank and dish out more damage easily. tbh facetanking seems to be the main way to play and much more efficient then glitchy kiting. just buy food and you're basically immortal. also when you die you lose nothing it seems so its just annoyance more then anything lol anyways ok game at 92% discount, at full price you might as well play better games free with google

I’ve started making an effort to go back and play through my steam library. Like many on Steam, I’m guilty of picking up games on sale, with the promise I’ll play them eventually. The last year I’ve made a conscious effort to do that. I started this game 10 years ago, and this year I finally went back and finished it. I was hoping after some time the buggy issues would be resolved, unfortunately that is not the case. The multiplayer is still doesn’t work right, there are still some achievements that you can get based on luck, luck that the level didn’t have a bug and cause you to miss out on something, meaning you need to start the game over again. It's not a BAD game, but it’s not a good game either. It gets repetitive quick, the weapons you can use are very limited, meaning I picked up a weapon at level 2 that I kept until level 12, then a weapon I picked up at level 12 that I used until I beat the game. It does have multiple classes of characters to try, but the levels are so simple it seems like work to try more than one character. Especially if you end up like me, falling through the floor multiple times, needing to start the level over. Some of the class skills feel …

https://youtu.be/DpbjmDAjqYw Nearly a full pivot from the original game, the looter-prayer zombie slayer experience is generally underwhelming as pray bolts are overly powerful without a resource requirement.