Halloween may be past, but that doesn't mean the horrors of the holiday can't still be experienced on all the current gen consoles! New versions of the popular, downloadable twin-stick shooter How to Survive are now available on the PS4 and Xbox One platforms! Bring a friends along on your quest to escape the zombie filled island paradise o...
In case you still haven't figured out the manner in which you are to continue living, EKO Studios has released a piece of DLC that should help you along. How to Survive's Heatwave comes in two varieties: single character and triple character, each offering a fireproof suit and the ability to craft incendiary bullets. There, think you can survive now?
How To Survive hit this week and it looks like more of everything is on the way for the co-op zombie survival game from EKO Software. A PSN release date, online patches, as well as the first DLC pack have all been announced by 505 Games. Let's hit the island and see what pages have been added to the guidebook.
You're stranded on an island and surrounded by unholy horrors. Can you stay alive long enough to escape? Not likely, but at least you're armed with your brain (a very hot item around here), and a How To Survive guide written by an eccentric stranger. Forage for food, find shelter, and make weapons and tools necessary to put off your inevita...
The top down zombie shooter genre sure is full of options. Some may add small quirks here and there, but at the end of the day, they are largely similar. This is why we’re so excited for How to Survive. This title, coming to PC, XBLA, PSN, and Wii U, brings a hoard of new features and gameplay mechanics that turns the game into more than a mindless shooter – you really are playing to survive.
How to Survive is an interesting little downloadable game. A true survival horror title, players will not only battle the zombie scourge, they'll also have to contend with hunger, thirst, and sleep deprivation. Players will find themselves stranded on an island with little more than the restless dead and the remnants of a survival book for company. Luckily the game supports two player local or online co-op, so you can share in the apocalyptic misery with a friend.
The zombie game genre has been dead since, well, it's inception. That's kind of it's thing. But people have been complaining about stale zombie games for years. If it's one thing people like to do, it's complain. Normally I'm right there with them. But, every time I think I'm done with the shambling masses I find another reason to grab some ammo, gas up a chainsaw, or duct tape a flashlight to a crowbar. It really depends on how well the game is done, but I don't think I'll ever get sick of playing through a zombie games.
