It’s a little too tough for its own good and the online play is occasionally laggy, but this is another polished effort from Housemarque. Just be sure that you don’t play it with the lights off, or on your own. 8.5/10Print this pageComments (1)Share th...
Abstract: When it comes to being a typical top-down shooter, Dead Nation gets most of the basics right. And when it comes to zombie infestation games, Dead Nation also nails the basics. However, in a sub-genre that is becoming more saturated by the week, I think...
Dead Nation's beautifully rendered engine makes watching undead carnage in a ravaged world a visual treat (wait till you see the fat zombie explode!); Decimating waves of zombies with a friend is a blast.
The story is typical paperthin zombiefilm fare and the music is repetitive; Gameplay lends itself far more to coop than singleplayer.
Abstract: Dead Nation is a new zombie game by Housemarque and while a new zombie game is hardly noteworthy the developer is. Their other big game was Super Stardust HD, an excellent title and my first purchase on my PS3. It is a game I still play years later and...
Abstract: The opening moments of Dead Nation lull you into a false sense of security—it's easy to stay one step ahead of the zombies because you have plenty of rounds in your assault rifle. Then there are a few more undead. And then a few more. By the time you...
In spite of the moments where I lost my mind over a cheap death, I enjoyed Dead Nation. It's a thing of beauty to sit in a chokepoint and tear apart an army of zombies or watch a maxed out landmine go off several times and clear out dozens of roamers. ...
