System: Valve Index, HTC Vive & Oculus Rift
Price at Time Of Review: £6.99
Comfort Rating: Red
Genre: Zombie Shooter
Input: Tracked Motion Controllers
Best Playing Position: Standing
Multi-Player: Yes
Age Rating: 18+
VR Shop Score 1/100: 85
Description: Relentless zombies will launch waves of attacks, the monsters will cooperate with each other, the battle will be harder and harder, you can use the drop Buff to temporarily improve the combat capability, or deal with the enemies by means of terrain. After each surviving, the settlement system will rank your combat performance: accuracy, headshot, injury, hit, etc. You should make good use of the precious breathing time between each wave to buy powerful equipment in the store, gather air-drop supplies on the battlefield, or collect the materials dropped from enemies. The higher the rating of combat, the more air-drop supplies and experience value you will get. What about obsolete equipment? Don’t worry, the recycling machine on the battlefield can recycle the obsolete weapon. Even when you get some valuable materials, you can throw the obsolete weapons and materials into the recycling machine directly to maintain your fund’s operation. If you are a gambler, that you can even try to use a slot machine for good fortune. Running out of ammo? You can even use your gun stock to fight!
Review: I have to admit I am a little shocked at how good ZomDay is. At first, I was expecting a low-quality static shooter from China like as have seen many times before, but that is not what ZomDay is. In fact, it is a free-movement fast-paced shooter with a rather high degree of polish. While it is mostly any online shooter with practically zero players you can still play on your own and while there aren’t that many maps and areas to explore the unlockables and achievements will keep you going for long enough to justify the quite reasonable £6.99 asking price. yes, this is a surprise hit and one I am more than happy to recommend.
