Tropicalypse

Okay didn't play for long but.... Graphics could be much better (They not bad) but you can't see "zoombie" through the grass. Also reloading the weapon even tho my magazine is full.... Bullets 90% of the time don't go there where they meant to. Game has some potential but needs a LOOT of work on it! Don't be surprised if you start the game and don't know what to do or where to go... You can run around and shoot zoombies :lol: The torch is pointless, only useful if you go inside the building.. Overall "Could be good game" if they do good work on it.

Tropicalypse is an ambitious zombie shooter that immediately caught my attention because of its tropical setting and first person and third person perspective switching. I liked the idea of fighting through a colorful island full of undead enemies because it gives the usual zombie survival formula a more unusual backdrop. Even in its current Early Access state, there is enough here to show what the game is aiming for. The shooting is straightforward, with the main focus on surviving hordes of zombies while exploring the island. I enjoyed having the freedom to switch perspectives because each view gives the combat a slightly different feel. The action becomes especially frantic when several enemies close in at once, and staying mobile is important if I do not want to get surrounded. The cooperative side is where I think the concept has the most potential. Working together means I have to think about positioning, scavenging and how to handle groups of enemies rather than simply worrying about myself. The procedural story and evolving quests are also a nice idea because decisions can influence how the adventure develops. I like the possibility of each run feeling a little different depending on what happens. The tropical environment gives the game plenty of visual personality. Beaches, vegetation and colorful surroundings create a strong contrast with the undead threat. I also liked the NPC interactions and quest structure because they make the world feel more like a place I am surviving in rather than just a series of shooting arenas. The mix of exploration and combat could become especially interesting as more areas are added. My biggest issue is that the game is clearly unfinished. Some locations are still being developed, the enemy variety is limited and the overall presentation can feel rough in places. Since it is in Early Access, I think some of that is understandable, but it still affects how complete the experience feels right now. I also think the current content does not fully match the scale of the game's ambitions. The game does give me enough systems to see the potential. Quests, interactable characters, scavenging and cooperative combat provide a decent foundation, and future updates are planned to add more areas, story content and enemies. I like that the developer is actively building around feedback instead of treating the current version as finished. Overall, Tropicalypse is a promising zombie shooter with a distinctive tropical setting and some interesting ideas around perspective switching and procedural storytelling. I enjoyed the combat and especially the potential of the cooperative design, even though the current version is still quite rough. There is plenty of room for improvement, but I think the foundation is strong enough to make me interested in where it goes. Rating: 6.9/10