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Full of engaging fun puzzles, a cast of crazy characters and dozens of bizarre locations

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What’s makes Still Running’s Zombie Kill of the Week - Reborn different from other shooters is your goal isn’t to run through levels and finish the game, but to survive for as long as possible under increasingly frantic conditions. Seems simple enough, but where Zombie Kill of the Week - Reborn really takes off is in the added layers of depth and huge variety of features and customisation available. Players earn money for slaughtering zombies which is useful, as you can spend big on an arsenal of over twenty-five different weapons (including chainsaw, katana, mini-gun, RPG, D.O.M. and many others!). Players also need cash to open doors and activate jumps in order to reach new areas of the map. Heck there’s even an elusive magic fridge that drops special loot. In short, the longer you survive, the more weapons and prizes you get. Surviving longer also gains ZKW Points which can be traded in to totally customize player’s characters and weapons, buy different perks, open new maps, and a lot lot more! Survival is all about the margins, and every little extra helps! The PC version of Zombie Kill of the Week - Reborn (available on Steam) will also feature an exclusive level editor that allows member of the ZKW Reborn community to create their own maps and then share them for everyone to enjoy. Endless permutations and maps means endless challenges. With a compelling single player survival mode, as well as cooperative multiplayer for up-to four players, this is one zombie firefight you are not going to want to miss!! Game Features • Kill zombies with a very wide arsenal of weapons, including: Chainsaw, RPG, D.O.M., katana and many others! • Over 20 Steam Achievements • 4 stunning maps • Exclusive Level Editor for PC. Create your own custom maps, then upload and share them with friends. • Cooperative multiplayer for up-to 4 players • Full controller support • Online highscores • Weapon and Player customization • Skills, trophies, perks, blood and gore! • Original sound tracks composed by Roland La Goy • Cross-platform play with Android Mobile, allowing you to carry on playing on the go! Zombie Kill of the Week - Reborn is scheduled for release on March 16th for PC on Steam - £4.99 €5.99 #036;6.99

Added: 28.02.2015 9:10 | 1 views | 0 comments


Atlus has given us another look at Persona 5.

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180#176; Hold your surprise, the PC version of GTA V has been pushed back YET AGAIN. The way things are going, these games will come out before it ever does... ( Grand Theft Auto V , PC , PS4 , Xbox One ) Turn Your Computer into a TV- Get Free Full Episodes w/ Free Homepage Tweet Like 0 Sponsored Related [...] Via We’ll Probably See These 7 Games before GTA V Releases on PC

Added: 28.02.2015 3:15 | 6 views | 0 comments


DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE revisits famous battles from the series through your custom Avatar and other classic characters....

Added: 27.02.2015 13:17 | 9 views | 0 comments


Flick, spin and curve your shots with pinpoint accuracy to sink that perfect hole-in-one. Turn up the 3D depth slider to add a whole new dimension! Experience Full Fat’s award-winning ‘after touch’ controls for the very first time on console! Beat high scores across six unique and challenging courses in Quickshot, compete for trophies in World Tour, or put your golf skills to the ultimate test in Quickshot Pro. StreetPass with other Nintendo 3DS users to collect their high scores challenge them to become a golf master!

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Metal Arcade: Phil McGrew writes: The generation of gamers to which I belong seems to have missed out on the glory days of the point-and-click adventure genre, with outstanding titles like The Secret of Monkey Island, Full Throttle, and Grim Fandango well in the past, with little to carry on their legacy in the modern era of video games. However, a bit of rust on the category doesnt stop Morningstar: Descent to Deadrock from trying its hardest to bring some of the old-school magic back, and to that end, I would call it a success. Sure, Morningstar may seem out of place with its lethargic pacing and lack of action in comparison to the thrill and excitement of titles like Call of Duty and Assassins Creed. Yet there is something charming about the methodical manner in which you explore and investigate during your time with the futuristic title.