If you have been watching Yet Another Zombie Survivors evolve since its Early Access days, you probably know exactly why the PC-versus-Xbox crossplay question keeps popping up. This is the kind of game that practically begs to be played with friends. You build a ridiculous squad, stack broken weapon combinations, watch the screen disappear beneath…
If you have spent any serious amount of time with survivor-like games, you already know the trap. You start a run thinking you will play for twenty minutes, then suddenly it is two hours later, your screen is buried under zombies, and you are still telling yourself that the next build will be the perfect…
There are games that feel like they were practically designed for a handheld console, and Yet Another Zombie Survivors is one of them. You start a run, build an absurdly powerful squad, watch the screen turn into a wall of bullets and undead bodies, and tell yourself you will stop after one more attempt. Then…
If you have spent any time with the modern bullet heaven genre, you already know how dangerous these games can be. You tell yourself you’ll play one quick run, then suddenly it’s two hours later, your screen is buried under zombies, bullets, explosions and damage numbers, and you’re thinking about one more upgrade. Yet Another…
The reverse bullet hell scene has been getting crowded, but every once in a while a game shows up with enough personality to cut through the noise. Yet Another Zombie Survivors is one of those games. It takes the familiar horde-survival formula, throws several heavily armed survivors into the same battlefield, and turns the whole…
I have played plenty of zombie games where the solution to a bad situation is simple: pull the trigger, reload, and keep moving. No More Room in Hell 2 is not one of those games. This is the kind of survival horror where I can spend half an hour building up a Responder, finding useful…
If there is one thing No More Room in Hell 2 does better than most modern zombie games, it is making a seemingly manageable situation fall apart in seconds. You can enter a building with a full magazine, plenty of health, and a plan that sounds perfectly reasonable. Five minutes later, someone is screaming for…
There is something special about No More Room in Hell 2 that a lot of modern zombie games simply cannot reproduce. It is not about mowing down three hundred zombies while fireworks explode in the background. It is about hearing something move in the darkness, realizing you have almost no ammunition left, and desperately trying…
I’ve played my fair share of survival games, and I’ll admit that I’m usually the guy who spends the first hour picking up everything that isn’t nailed down. Give me a ruined city, an abandoned warehouse, and a backpack with questionable storage capacity, and I’m probably going to loot the entire neighborhood. Survival Log, however,…
Survival Log is the kind of survival game that looks straightforward until you actually start playing it. On paper, the idea sounds familiar: loot supplies before the apocalypse, barricade your home, and survive the inevitable zombie attacks. After spending time with games built around survival, inventory management, and base defense, though, I found that Survival…
