There are ten levels in total, and the graphics are pretty nice for a PSP Mini. The soundtrack is fitting for a zombie movie: spooky, creepy, and downright disturbing at times. The storyline is well thought out, albeit a little short, and the gameplay is fun. The price is $7.99, which seems a little high for 3 or so hours of gameplay. There are in-game achievements and an overall completion percentage, so players who are always looking for that 100% in a game might be able to get a few more hours out of this one.
Frima Studios today announced that their Zombie Tycoon: IceField Demo has reached the FITC finals for Technical Excellence in Flash and Excellence in 3D. Built using a combination of Adobe’s Molehill technology and Frima’s proprietary IceField 3D engine, Zombie Tycoon is one of the most advanced Flash games to be released.
PSU takes another gander at some of the digital delights found Inside PlayStation Network.
onPause writes:
Multiplatform developer Firma Studios, based in Quebec, announced at the Flash Gaming Summit 2011 yesterday, that an interactive demo of Zombie Tycoon is now available on Adobe Molehill, the upcoming version of the Flash player. The demo can be downloaded here, while a video of the Zombie Tycoon “Molehill” Tech Demo, released at Adobe Max last year, can be viewed here.
