Terminus: Zombie Survivors

Empty environments, always get the same items, repetitive gameplay... not for me.. may try again in the future and see if I change my mind.

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Excellent resource management game, excellent zombie game. There's quite a lot of replay value here, including some truly long and drawn out achievements (kill 500 in one playthrough is just a taxing proposition; you simply have to put in the time). Dynamically generated map with locations that will seem familiar and never quite be the same; randomized loot tables based on location, luck, and sometimes skills/traits that can affect the spawn; character archetype/skill and trait unlocks at the end of successful playthroughs; various difficulty levels and play scenarios - all of this gives excellent replay value. Different types of zombies (armored, helmeted, fast, crawling, fat, tough are all types) and skills to avoid or combat them makes any playstyle viable. Maybe you're a nerd who can read fast (gain skills, traits, stats quickly - or use the same skill book to read more than once, in the case of a student), or a construction worker/brawler who smashes his way through a crowd, or a skilled shooter who conserves ammo by doing extra damage are all legit coping strategies. If you get lucky enough to find a gassed up car in one of the first locations, maybe you can finish the game in 3 days. If you never find a car or gas to fuel it, maybe you can't stop to read books at all and have to just keep moving since every location has to be cleared in order to make a place to sleep. There's an achievement for visiting EVERY location on a playthrough, and another for establishing a base everywhere, in order to retake the city. You can leave the city (and win) in several ways, including joining an NPC safe house, taking a helicopter or boat, and of course by reaching Terminus, the end point, where [spoiler]you can load up all your gear and travel quite heavy[/spoiler] while the NPCs lay down covering fire to allow your characters to gain entry to the safe building. Did I mention you can run into bandits (KOS, it's not worth trying anything else that I have found), negotiate with the NPC safehouse, and recruit NPCs to become part of your player party? This game hasn't shown me any glitch or technical faults at all in 41+ hours of play and a victory. Everything is smooth and apparently well thought out. Overall I give this game a solid 8+/10 and it may be higher than that once I unlock more traits and characters. It's just complicated enough to give variables to an interested player, without being too bogged down in the realities of (for example) fixing a car. You get the wrench, use it on the car, time passes, and then you can drive. Simple - you just need the tools for each circumstance. Fun game, resource management, party management, achievements, and choices matter, for there is no save other than quitting to the menu or shutting down the game. Well done, Longplay Studios - bravo!