Set in a medieval purgatory between two battling kingdoms, Blight: Survival offers players a unique co-op experience where teamwork is key.
Playing Undead Under Night Rain, by indie developer Three Legged People Run Faster, is a truly intriguing experience. You see, the fate of the world rests on the ability to place soldiers in strategic places on the map to protect the lone, but without a doubt, the most important character in the game: the dude strumming away on his guitar.
The desperate and terrifying feelings that envelop me as waves of zombies attack are not something I will soon forget. Will my line hold? Will I be able to defend this musical hero long enough for him to finish his jam session? Or will the undead overtake us, bringing an untimely end to our rock-and-roll paradise?
One thing is for certain though, this game is tons of fun and never fails to provide adrenaline-pumping entertainment, even in these early stages. What would make the game better, however, is a bigger UI and smoother animations. But then again, the game just released, and the developers are actively listening and taking in suggestions for future improvements.
In the meantime, go grab your friends from last year's rave party and prepare for an epic battle against the zombie hordes under the darkness of a rainy night! Rock on!
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Check out the game on Steam and download the demo if you're up to it.
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Set in a medieval purgatory between two battling kingdoms, Blight: Survival offers players a unique co-op experience where teamwork is key.
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