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• gamedeal user

  May 8, 2016

  Despite the nice looks and the solid advance in the time-tested idea behind this I don't recommend it, it could ruin your nerves with frustration for no good reason. It's a zombie centipede 'snake' puzzle game of traversing labyrinths the optimal way, basically the clone of 'Millie' game by the same devs. It's intended for gamepad play but you can use keyboard as well. The problem resides in those controls department - I had a really hard time trying to push buttons in time to turn precisely where I wanted to, so the goal of the game and the thinking part start to kinda vanish behind this struggle - the damn zombillie wouldn't give you one spare moment before she bumps herself in the arse for gameover, and the buttons are either too unresponsive, or that's me who couldn't seem to concentrate enough (excuse me, I inconsiderately wanted to have some fun here). Несмотря на милый вид и неплохо проработанную проверенную временем идею, я не стану рекомендовать, так как вы можете расстроить свои нервы на почве данной игры без особых на то причин. Это головоломка "змейка" про сороконожку-зомби, которую следует провести оптимальными путями по лабиринтам, в общем клон игры "Милли" от тех же разрабов. Задумана для джойстика, но можно управлять с клавиатуры. Проблема лежит как раз в области управления - у меня возникли серьезные проблемы с тем, чтобы вовремя нажимать на кнопки и сворачивать туда, куда хочется, так что цель игры и мыслительная часть как бы уходят на задний план - сраная зомбиножка не даст вам лишнего мгновения перед тем как врезаться себе в жопу и проиграть, а кнопки такие неотзывчивые... то ли это я не сконцентрировался должным образом (ну простите, я всего лишь хотел развлечься).
• gamedeal user

  Aug 3, 2016

  Zombillie is the zombie version of the game Millie, which is like the offspring of Pacman and classic Snake. This game is addicting, challenging and fun! If you like Pacman, Snake or even Centipede, puzzlers and nice graphics, get this game! The only complaint that I have is that the controls can be a little unresponsive, just like Millie,, other than that its a real fun little game.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 24, 2021

  Snake in horor style. Zombie snake collects energy and hearts to get to the next level. At bonus levels, we are shot by a hunter. For the stars we earn, we buy bonuses that help you to pass the levels. In general, the rules are standard for a snake - collect a bunch of bonuses, don't crash into your tail and go to the next level. So right now ... I went through a dozen levels and got tired of it. Although I don't even know what to find fault with here ... Maybe I played too much in a snake on Nokia and still sick of this genre, or maybe I'm just a picky fellow. In any case, I can't put my finger down. Maybe it will come to you
• gamedeal user

  Oct 4, 2017

  good
• gamedeal user

  Jan 3, 2017

  [h1]INTRODUCTION[/h1] Zombillie is one of the cheaper titles that I purchased during the 2016/17 Steam Winter sale. I have enjoyed several of Forever Entertainment S.A.’s games in the past. Among these are the Teddy Floppy Ear games and the Frederic music titles. Although these games never feature tremendously high production value they are generally lower-priced indie games that are high on entertainment. Therefore, I was hoping for a title that would be something a little more than just a trading card idle game. [h1]HOPES[/h1] Having previously played Millie, another of Forever Entertainment’s games, I knew to expect a combination of the classics Snake, Centipede and other casual arcade games. Only this time the game had been skinned with the overdone and outplayed zombie stylings. Therefore, I had somewhat basic hopes for Zombillie before playing. I anticipated a simple, well-designed puzzler with smooth controls and challenging gameplay. I suspected that the game would be able to hold my attention for about an hour while I went on an achievement hunt. [h1]IMPRESSIONS[/h1] [h1]GAMEPLAY[/h1] Unfortunately, the expectations that I held for the gameplay failed to materialize to the level that I had hoped. Although the game has been designed for full controller support keyboard play is also enabled. Having spent time with both I found the keyboard the better of the two options. However, both have similar issues. I found that inputs weren’t as responsive as what I would have liked. This was more glaring when using my Xbox One controller than it was in using the keyboard but neither solution was quite satisfactory. The problem with this issue is that the game requires accurate input to be played at its maximum effectiveness. Having read through other reviews and discussions on the game I have found this to be a relatively common complaint. Therefore, this issue tends to take away from the overall gaming experience. I found the queues at the beginning of each levels a little too easy to skip. This information is important in educating the player with the necessary information at the beginning of each level. These do not repeat if you accidentally click through them by trying to restart the level. This was a minor source of aggravation. [h1]PRESENTATION[/h1] As has been traditionally the case with Forever Entertainment’s games you’re looking at lower production values. The production values of the game are almost always most apparent in the presentation. Zombillie wouldn’t have looked out of place with games released a decade or more ago. Therefore, players can expect to find a simple presentation package in regards to both graphics and sound. These are passable for the game at hand, however, there is nothing within the entire presentation package that will be the least bit memorable after you complete the game. In fact, in a number of ways the presentation values of Zombillie really do nothing to persuade gamers to think any differently of cheap zombie skinned games. [h1]REDEEMING FEATURES[/h1] I have levied more criticism upon the game than it arguably deserves. For the cost of the game, especially when purchased at the discount price that I paid for it ($0.49 at 90% off), you shouldn’t be expecting very much. There is a significant amount of content that will delight completionists. There are almost 100 levels available to be played across 3 completely different environments and there are an additional 2 types of mini-games. This does keep the content relatively fresh and rewarding. The game contains a significant amount of content. There are almost 100 levels available to be played across 3 completely different environments and there are an additional 2 types of mini-games. Furthermore, there is an in-game store where players can cash in their in-game collectibles for bonuses and tools that will help you progress throughout the game. [h1]STEAM FEATURES[/h1] Forever Entertainment have always had a reasonable grasp on what their playerbase wants in a Steam game. There is a good set of five Steam trading cards along with 16 Steam achievements. The game utilizes the Steam cloud and leaderboard system and as mentioned previously also offers full controller support. In this respect, the way it utilizes the advantages of Steam’s available feature list is relatively impressive for a low tiered indie title. Such utilization does nothing but encourage players to purchase games when on sale and as such these practices are to be commended. [h1]VERDICT[/h1] Given the price that I paid for the game ($0.49 at 90% off) I’m not disappointed. The fact is that at this price point anything close to an hour’s worth of play is reasonable value. If you’re the type of gamer who purchases cheap trading card games to sell on the cards, you would have found the game to be a bargain at this price point. However, I would urge you not to purchase the game without it being on sale. The game really doesn’t have enough quality content nor smooth enough gameplay to justify a $4.99 price tag. I suspect that Forever Entertainment would understand this and given the regular discount intervals for the game may even agree. I would argue that games such as Zombillie are made especially for sales and bundles where any reasonable amount of income for the developer-publisher is a win-win situation. If you’re interested in cheap arcade puzzler’s and the game is on sale, then I would recommend a purchase. You’ll more than likely get your monies worth in this scenario. [h1]INTRODUCING GAMEPHASIS[/h1] [url=http://www.gamephasis.com/]Gamephasis[/url] is a new gaming website featuring a talented globally based writing team. 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• gamedeal user

  Jun 22, 2023

  8=======D
• gamedeal user

  Jun 29, 2017

  If you have Millie you don't need this game. It's the same game with a new skin. On it's own it's a decent game. 6/10
• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2016

  A competent snake game to eat all the items through a maze (pac-man without enemies), grow as you eat, and reach the exit without running into your tail, and faster if you want higher rating. You can play in different difficulties that grow your length at different speeds as you eat, and it just blocks the higher star rating & "shoes" collected that unlock new levels. The game runs fine, controls are decent, and had no problems. But in the end, I just didn't have much fun with it, so thumbs down. (3/5 stars + trading cards) Millie is its predecessor, and is largely the same, but Zombillie has improved visuals (in my opinion).
• gamedeal user

  Sep 17, 2022

  Actually a pretty fun casual game.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 4, 2021

  cute zombie <3