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Zombi

Zombi

Straight Right·Released Aug 18, 2015·Single player

Platforms
PS4PCXbox One
Genres
ShooterAdventure
Critic67/100
Across 7 reviews
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London is falling. Are you prepared? The Last Blight is upon us. It was foretold. For the second time in history, a great plague has shrouded London in a fog of death. Big Ben tolls as thousands of unprepared die, or worse, are infected by a sickness more gruesome than death. "The nail-biting survival experience of ZombiU has been upgraded for download on next-gen consoles and PC. Zombi takes the power of the latest generation of hardware to bring you a new level of horror. Test your will to survive, but beware: death is permanent, and one wrong move can cause you to lose everything."

Reviews

7 reviews
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Brian Albert·Aug 20, 2015
Critic75/100
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The undead Wii U launch game finds new life on PC and current-gen consoles. Here's how it holds up.

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Shabana Arif·Aug 18, 2015
Critic50/100
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Wii U launch title ZombiU has lost its suffix and is now available on new-gen consoles and PC. So much for exclusivity. But how doe sit fare, especially with the loss of its second screen?

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Greg Giddens·Aug 18, 2015
Critic80/100
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Zombi has transitioned to the PS4 rather well: the fear-inducing aspects of the second screen are re-created well enough to achieve similar scares, the loading times are greatly improved, and – three years later – it's still a unique survival title that never compromises its horror for action. It's a bit of a shame that its multiplayer mode is absent – a casualty of losing the second screen. Still, there's enough of an intense experience here to consider rising from your grave for.

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Pure Xbox
Ken Barnes·Aug 18, 2015
Critic60/100
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Outside of the game-ending glitches and the poorly designed collection mission that we've mentioned, the experience is tension-filled and easily right up there with the best survival horror titles available today. The problem is that there's a very good chance that you'll give up after your umpteenth unfair death way before reaching the closing credits.

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