Don't Get Bit

This is a game in which the parts combine into a greater whole. It is a short game in which you start with one character, but will eventually play four characters, each with their strengths and weaknesses. Your goal is to escape to safe haven by navigating a series of maps, clearing each map, or fleeing to the next one. Kami Hinds voices the protagonist, and the mood is enhanced by the drawings of Katy Grubb. It works, but you feel you want more. Mind you, it is a bare-bones game, so you might want to pick it up at a sale.

this has everything you could possibly want from this type of game: This is a tactical/puzzle game (it's like an RPG, but you don't gain levels, and other than two moments where the main character upgrades, the stats never change) 4 *unique* playable characters a steady stream of new scenarios and enemy types, so it never starts to feel samey. The writing is good, the voice acting is great, the story is great. A difficulty that makes the story pretty accessible, with a sort of NG+ for an added difficulty It has a cute dog

Yea I'm liking this one. I like the story. Combat is simple but that's fine. Voice acting is actually top notch. Give this one a shot if you like zombie stories where you have to do more that just listen. Also bonus points for seemingly taking place in New Jersey.

Don't Get Bit is definitely a hidden gem! It is a zombie turn based strategic game in which you play as Cassie, a sarcastic 18 year old zombie survivor who is tasked with fighting zombies for 30 levels. What seems like a simple game at first eventually turns into a very strategic game the higher you go in level. However, whats nice about the game is as the story enfolds you eventually meet other characters that join your party in which it makes the game even more interesting from a strategic level in terms of how you should navigate each level and each zombie type. That being said each level is crafted really well with strategic challenges that you well need to overcome but is also fun at the same time depending on what characters are available for you to use in that level against the nine types of zombies. In addition, I also enjoyed how this game had a voice acted narrative for the story as you progressed through each level detailing the background of each level as you progressed. This alongside the challenging turn based combat and just overall theme really made me enjoy this game. (What's also nice is if you find any of the levels really difficult and need to skip them, you can turn on skipped levels in the settings and easily skip a level if it's too hard to still progress and obtain the ending). In which I also thought was nice as this game can definitely be challenging on some levels. That being said, I give this game an 8/10, It's a nice indie tactical zombie game with a compelling narrative story being told as you progress. While I only completed the initial journey, there is a second and third journey for players that want an even harder tactical experience in which I would definitely recommend as there is a lot of tactical fun to be had here if you enjoy fighting zombies from a turn based tactical standpoint.

Good story, nice ending, simple but effective gameplay, kinda short but well worth every penny.

Alrighty! I have some slightly complicated feelings. I'll get the negatives out of the way first, seeing as they are mostly nitpicks. -Holy hell the second two campaigns are HARD. I had to skip to the end using the cheat, and considering how long the last level took me, I shudder to think how difficult the rest of the game would be (especially as the first campaign was already quite tricky.) -The lack of animations is very jarring. So much effort and care was clearly put into the game but the fact that everything just snaps from place to place makes it feel almost cheap, which it clearly isn't. -The lack of any way to easily see how far zombies can see/hear you from is a major problem. It's a tactical game, but the lack of easily accessible data means that I oftentimes simply learnt how to beat each individual level rather than try to fully understand the actual enemies. -I kind of wish there was more? Like more story, maybe a sequel in the future. As for positives, -Zombie story that is sad without being overly nihilistic! One of the endings is even genuinely happy! I got invested in the characters and even when/if they die, it feels earned and not just a cheap gut punch. The fact that some of the MC's backstory is pieced together from only a few lines of dialogue is insanely impressive. It also is cool seeing darker topics simply be allowed to be discussed/implied, these things should be discussed. -The risk/reward of guns is really ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ rad. It's so simple on paper, but the strategic thought it encourages is wonderful. Is it worth alerting everything on the map is a question I found myself asking literally every level, even when the answer seemed obvious, I always had to calculate it out. -The art is bloody beautiful. It's so simple yet effective, and having every character have one bright color standing out against the off whites and blacks is quite striking. I'm terrible at art, so I don't really know how to critique or analyze it very well, but I can say it's wonderful. -The fact that I'm left wanting more after such a short playtime is very indicative of how enjoyable this was. One of my very few critiques of this game being "I want MORE" is one of the highest praises I can give something. Overall thoughts: Anyone reading this should seriously considering checking this out. (Hell, its short enough that if you only do the first campaign and don't suck balls like I did you might be able to refund it. That being said, I think it's good enough to warrant not doing that). If the devs read this, I seriously hope you make some games if you haven't already. Cheers, this game is fantastic.

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