Adam writes "Very much the product of a casual glance at the current gaming zeitgeist, the unambitious developers behind 7 Days to Die have injected yet another crafting-survival-horror-RPG game into the market, with all the originality you’d expect from a game that emerged from the stagnant waters of Steam Early Access, and has been published by the cream of the unoriginal crop, Telltale Games. From the outset, 7 Days is unmistakably PC, with a plethora of options that can be customised and ‘modded’ in order to tailor your survival experience. If you are wanting a relatively easy walk in the zombie-infested park, options can be changed that result in zombies being less aggressive, day cycles being lengthened and supply drops becoming more and more regular. "
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Not all games are able to make the path from idea through to final product in a few years.
E4G: Gaijin Entertainment has just released the launch trailer for Anarchy: Rush Hour that is exclusive for the PlayStation 3. The trailer showcases a few races and how it can be an addicting game.
Watch the trailer below:
this game came out at 7.99usd. even at 8bucks the game is bad. its nothing at all like Burnout. except for the fact that its a driving game.
a new trailer for this. i think its new, hell it might be the same one from the psn. the video makes the game look way more fun than it actually is. tricky bastards.
Really enjoying the game but they need to be more honest with the buyers since the game isn't complete . the game can be pretty intense at times and I decided to relocate to the roof of a hospital haha.