Pocket Gamer: There are some things in life that you can't do in one go. You need to slog through, pushing closer to your goal with each try. Occasionally you might even need an '80s rock montage to reach the finish line.
Earn to Die tries to capture this fevered battle of attrition, but it fails to realise that it's not the slog alone that we find rewarding. It's the thrill of surviving jeopardy. To be rewarding a game needs to be somewhat difficult.
Ah zombies. They’re one of the few enemies that no one has any problem slaughtering in large numbers. If the Red Dawn remake had zombies instead of Chinese or North Korean villains no one would have had a problem with it. A properly done zombie game can give you hours of satisfying gory fun like Left 4 Dead, Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare DLC and the classic Sega Genesis Zombies Ate My Neighbors. A badly done zombie game can be a disaster like the notoriously janky Resident Evil 6 that had such poor controls it was the subject of a youtube parody series. While Earn to Die won’t motivate anyone to make a parody series because it has a solid concept and satisfying graphics, it unfortunately falls short when it comes to its un-engaging gameplay and controls.
Not Doppler and Toffee Games have today announced that their hit online and mobile game Earn to Die will be arriving on Google Play this Tuesday March 12.
GameZebo: Earn to Die is a zombie survival game where you race a car over landscapes, kill zombies with said car, upgrade your cars, and kill more zombies. Gamezebo’s quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
