AR - Overlive casts the player as one of the few survivors of an almost total zombie apocalypse. Hiding out in a ruined apartment Overlive is all about striking out randomly, finding better weapons and supplies and ultimately finding a way out of the ruined city, while maybe discovering what’s really happening on the way.
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I'm not big on phone games, but Lone Wolf and Atom RPG are great games and work well on a phone.
That said, it blows my mind they didn't include at least one Dragon Quest/Warrior or Final Fantasy game.
They have a great port for FF Tactics: War of the Lions damn it. Show it some love.
GameZebo - Overlive is a promising mix of things. On one hand the game is a tap-and-shoot zombie shooter, and on the other hand it's a choice-driven narrative full of decision making. Unfortunately, neither one of these elements stands out memorably. The combat scenarios involve simply tapping at static images to shoot, or swiping a finger across the screen for a melee attack, and while the writing was grammatically sound, by the end of my playthrough I was left with more dead-end subplots than I cared to remember.
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The dead horse that is the zombie apocalypse genre gets the boot so often that just mentioning its ubiquity in a game review reads like something of a cliché in itself. I’ll admit to being as bored with the theme as the next embittered reviewer, but I also like to think of Hardcore Droid as the sort of publication that gives every game a fair and thorough shake regardless of the reviewer’s bias. Still, with so many garbage zombie games passing through our hands, is it even possible for a game like Overlive to get anywhere near a coveted hardcore rating despite a natural tendency to dismiss such a product outright? The answer, of course, is, “Yeah sure!”
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