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Dead Season. Stop me if you have heard this one before. Four characters from a variety of backgrounds meet in a zombie apocalypse and have to hastily build trust and cooperate in order to try and make it out alive. At this point it’s very much a cliché of the genre and is going to throw most players back to fond memories of Left 4 Dead, one of the clear inspirations for this title. Upon starting the game I was immediately introduced to Francis Travis, the biker of the group. On that note, if I ever hear of a zombie outbreak on the news I am heading right to the local bike gang as they seem to have an especially high survival rate in post apocalyptic scenarios. A quick tutorial then introduces us to some key mechanics of the game. You are going to be controlling your group of 4 survivors in XCOM style tactical engagements, making your way across the city in search of help. In a slight departure from many recent zombie games, Dead Season makes an effort to streamline the mechanics that have become so prevalent in the genre to focus on trying to deliver meaningful missions. Throughout your journey, you will not need to worry about crafting (there are a couple of attachments for weapons, but it’s minor), food, or ammunition. You still do have to scavenge, as your gear can break between missions and you will constantly be on the lookout for new weapons to keep the group armed. Just be aware this is more of an RPG-lite experience than a survival one and is certainly not trying to be a turn-based competitor of Project Zomboid.

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The story is the standard zombie apocalypse affair and mainly serves to shepherd us from one map to another where we will be cracking some skulls, so let’s dive into the combat. The game works on a simple 4AP system. Each character has four action points a turn that can be spent on either moving, shooting or melee. There are some traits or items that can temporarily increase this number, and some special actions like barricading will take up the majority of your turn, but it’s an easy-to-understand system that generally works well, although some players are certainly going to feel it’s rather sluggish. While looking into this game, I did note that one of the complaints many people had prior were relating to low hit chances, and I am pleased to say these have been raised for the full release. It’s good to see the feedback taken on board because I certainly would have struggled more with this title if I was missing more often than not. The sound design also deserves a nod as every weapon swing that connects will be greeted with a satisfying meaty thud, usually alongside an exploded head. To truly add on to that feeling of guiding your ragtag band through a zombie infested environment, the vast majority of missions feature infinite spawns. I personally quite like this as a mechanic with the tone the game is going for. Many zombie games (especially board games) play with the idea of managing your time between handling objectives and keeping the horde at bay. It forces the player into tight decision making rather than clearing maps room to room like a squad of marines. Not exactly how I imagine a group of civilians acting.

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