^ "Digital Spy - TV, Movies and Entertainment News".Ultimate with friends, Into the Dead 2 really tempted me to see the kind of games the Switch has. " 'Into the Dead' Review – An Atmospheric Zombie Runner". Into the Dead 2 for Nintendo Switch Review by Pablo Moreti OctoOctoConsidering that the only Nintendo Switch game I have ever played was Super Smash Bros. ^ a b "Into the Dead for iPhone/iPad Reviews".Yeah." iFans said: "If you enjoy a zombie game on mobile and want the next level thrills and graphics then Into the Dead 2 is perfect for you." References Let's keep it simple: if you like zombies, buy it.
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ĭigital Spy said "Into the Dead is one of the best uses of the first-person perspective on iOS, and an absolutely fantastic infinite runner for mobile devices." Gamezebo said "With Game Center online scoreboards and achievements that we will no doubt be struggling to top for weeks to come, and more modes promised in the near future, Into the Dead is a bit of a must-have for mobile - especially if zombies hit your spot." TouchArcade said "When it works, it works unbelievably well - and with no asking price for those early, heart-pounding moments, there's absolutely no reason not to get this game." said "Into the Dead breathes some fresh air into the endless run genre, delivering an atmospheric, intense and nonetheless free experience for your iOS devices." TouchGen said "One minor annoyance is the functionality of weapons these cannot be aimed and are predominantly effective against zombies that are right in front of you." AppAdvice said "A refreshing take on the zombie game that while simple, and perhaps without longevity, is full of immersive atmosphere." said "Endless runners rarely offer up too much variety, but there is something oddly appealing about Into The Dead. As it is, it’s only fine.The game has a Metacritic rating of 84/100 based on 11 critic reviews. With some extra balancing, Into the Dead 2 could have been well above average. It’s polished and fun, but the unbelievable amount of grinding required to improve weapons is a significant drag on the experience. At its heart, though, Into the Dead 2 is a repetitive grind, staying true to its mobile game roots without even offering players the relief of knowing that in app purchases are available. It also does a great job with its gameplay gimmicks, throwing out just enough good dogs and fancy weapons to keep things engaging. The atmosphere and story are really well done, making it feel like a zombie movie, and some licensed DLC, featuring Night of the Living Dead and Ghostbusters, only adds to its cinematic style. It’s not like Into the Dead 2 is an inherently bad game. Gameplay, but it’s tedious and not much fun. Paid console game makes it an unnecessary slog. Not rebalancing the amount of gold required for upgrades in a In a game with in app purchases, this gameplay model is mercenary,īut makes sense. Hundred required gold a level, or replaying the same level over and over toĬollect stars for a bigger payout, which still won’t go that far, isįrustrating. Some amount of grinding in a game is fine, but grabbing five out of a Makes you grind for minuscule amounts of gold to level up your dogs and ThereĪre a variety of game modes, including an arcade mode and side stories, but all Gameplay isn’t bad, especially not in short bursts, but it gets old fast. It can feel satisfying to maneuver your way through webs of zombies, but a lot of the rest of the game feels pretty unnecessary. Of a mobile game that doesn’t do a lot to hide its origins. The running in Into the Dead 2 feels pretty solid, as the game moves at a smooth framerate and the game itself has some nicely polished visuals. However, can’t overcome the fact that Into the Dead 2 is a Switch port Offers a surprisingly good selection of top notch good boy dogs to fight by Undead foes as you run through the levels. You can also collect companion pets that take out some of your Shooting zombies is fine,īut chainsawing them or chopping them to bits adds some festive variety to the Level specific weapons that are very satisfying to use. Managing ammo makes a lot of levels genuinely tense,Įspecially if you’re trying to clear all of the challenges, and there are some There’s still a lot to like within theīounds of that formula. The character can be steered, allowing for some slightĮxploration, but it’s pretty linear. The player character automatically runs a set distance, breezily shooting Offer, though, depth isn’t one of its best features.
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