I know they do this to hide the budget and whatnot, but it always bugs the shit out of me.
ZOMBIE NIGHT TERROR BACKGROUND MOVIE
But the whole movie is a big cartoon, so who really cares? My biggest complaint about the movie, and this complaint is indicative of this genre, is the tight close-up shots of the faces of the actors and the action scenes. Yeah, the make-up FX ranges from decent to atrocious, and the CGI gunshot splatters are, um, pretty cartoonish. They throw in enough zombie attacks so things never get boring. For what it’s worth, the movie is fun and moves pretty fast. For me, this was a throwback to the shot-on-video films that made the rounds in video stores back in the 80s, only now these films haunt streaming movie channels rather than wink at you with lurid covers in a store. It felt just like I thought it would, like a group of friends decided to make a movie and have some fun and so they did. Since this one fit (loosely, it turns out-Christmas is only in the background for a little bit at the beginning) my Christmas Horror theme, and it had zombies, I decided to check it out. I enjoy plotting zombie outbreaks as much as the next guy, but the idea of a zombie apocalypse is as stale as an idea can get.” “I’ll be honest, I was not expecting Zombie Night Terror to be this much fun.Every now and again I get the urge to check out one of these super-low budget, D.I.Y. I’ll be honest, I was not expecting Zombie Night Terror to be this much fun. I enjoy plotting zombie outbreaks as much as the next guy, but the idea of a zombie apocalypse is as stale as an idea can get.
I was worried that it would literally just be Lemmings with zombies, but NoClip manages to spice it up through the use of a large number of mutations – which are a way to evolve your basic zombies into something more terrifying, or to have them perform some impressive acrobatics to snag those hard-to-reach survivors. NoClip then decided to take it further by allowing you to combine the mutations, allowing your zombies to further spread the more whilst you cackle manically. Each mutation has its own unique purpose and mastery of their combinations will ensure your outbreak spreads to as many people as possible.Įvery level I sat there for minutes at a time trying to work out the best way to brutally murder all the filthy humans and tried my best to complete each level’s challenge, which are surprisingly difficult, and when I inevitably failed I simply went back to the drawing board.
If you aren’t like me and can just plough through a level without caring about the challenge, then the replayability of Night Terror is increased tenfold when you finally decide to tackle some challenges you skipped over. “The cute pixel graphics make the game ten times more haunting when a jolly pixel man with an afro is torn to shreds by a pack of zombies.” If you don’t like replaying old content, or don’t care much for bonus challenges, then this game may fall a bit short for you as that’s all it has in terms of replayability. Zombie Night Terror lacks a proper way to change the video settings, though I don’t know why you’d want to. Prepare yourself for the most thrilling night of your life Something strange has happened and people everywhere are turning into blood thirsty walking corpses. The cute pixel graphics make the game ten times more haunting when a jolly pixel man with an afro is torn to shreds by a pack of zombies. Video Card: AMD Radeon HD 5750/Nvidia GT 450 or higher. The choice to minimise the use of colour is a great feature which adds to the noir horror, but it truly shines when you finish a level and are able to look back and track your massacre through the bright, contrasting red colours. Though I really enjoyed the spooky, 80’s horror music, what I loved was that you can hear very ominous things happening in the background echoed gunshots, whimpering, and the occasional zombie moan. The thunder and lightning, the pitter-patter of rain, and the screams of your enemies as you progress further through the level really struck that classic horror movie tone. Zombie Night Terror is a blast to play and has enough content, gameplay, and humour to warrant the affordable price-tag and then some. The difficulty may rise the further you play, but the complex combinations add so much more to the game.Zombies are scary. They've been the stuff of nightmares for pretty much. Maybe we've been inundated to the point of no return. Puzzle-platformer/infection-sim Zombie Night Terror looks pretty fresh though. It's Lemmings, it's zombies! It's alive! Wait, that's Frankenstein - not a zombie. Whatever.īasically, it's Lemmings with projectile vomiting instead of digging.
Sure, lemmings were great even if those little green haired creatures themselves were always infuriatingly falling off a damn cliff. Naturally, zombies are brainless and hungry for brains, so you, the player, become the brain. Hopefully they/you don't fall down a flight of stairs. It looks like you can infect humans in a variety of ways.
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