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3 Games for the price of 8,19€. Worth it just for the nostalgia alone. The game although short can provide enough entertainment and is also coupled in with the premium contents from Armor Games to give you the full experience the developers provided. This will also support the developers for their new upcoming game "The Last Stand Aftermath".

The games have also been up-scaled and features cloud save which will provide your saves to be transferred, and as-well as achievements for all the completionists out there. It has taken me 5.1 hours to complete all the achievements for all three games.

Below, we will be taking a look at what each game provides.


The Last stand 1 puts you in control of Jack who must survive the hordes of zombies that have come to attack during the night and during the day you must scavenge for weapons, survivors, and hold out for 20 days until the military arrives.

Pros:

• Tons of weapons to mess around with
  
• Fun time killer

Cons:

• Small bugs

This game provides the fundamentals of the Last Stand games with a very simple gameplay where you must hold out against waves of never ending flesh eaters and although short provides enough enjoyment to the genre of zombies on flash games. The game is a great start for new or old players of the series and to the popularity of flash games.


The Last Stand 2 puts you in the role of Jack (again) who was been scarred by the events of the first game, but Jack will only have a few days to reach Union City as another hordes of undead have come to wipe out the survivors on their journey to Union City.

Pros:

• Lots more gameplay features
  
• Dark and Gritty atmosphere
  
• Even more weapons
  
• Redesigned looting mechanics
  
• More locations with decisions

Cons:

• Difficulty can ramp up A LOT
  
• Missing Premium Zone

Improves every aspects of the first game whilst providing a few new mechanics, and you will be able to scavenge from different buildings for survivors or supplies for travelling. The player must make decisions for the supplies he requires for his next destination with each locations providing different weapons or the amount of zombies they will face.


The Last Stand: Union City takes place after the events of The Last Stand 2. You a civilian just returned from work but horrors await.

Pros:

• A complete change in gameplay
  
• Lots of detailed environment
  
• Arsenal of weapons to conquer hundreds of zombies
  
• Character Customization
  
• Tons of Characters
  
• Spook

Cons:

• Few bugs (was shooting and switched to melee and couldn't attack)
  
• A few fps drops

A breath of fresh air from the standard hold out defence the old games have. This game provides a 2D RPG game where you must fight through the desolate city in order progress through out, and with this it also allows you to find out what caused the outbreak and discover more about the world of Last Stand.

In summary, I did get my fun out of these games and got to relive the moments when I first played these games, and all in all I would say that I got my worth out of these games, and I hope to see more from Con Artists Games.

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This game is fantastic, you do not have to play the first game to in-order to understand the story as it mostly explains it in short flashbacks and collectibles. This is one of the best survival horror that I've had the opportunity to play with, an incredible amount of effort has been put into the atmosphere and lighting effects to build tension to the player, an actual story, with some interesting characters to care for while others can be bland at times, as well as weird looking enemies, graphics are fine too. This game does not hold your hands, and it can be brutal at times especially in the boss fights, take caution.

Now, I want to make something clear. The Evil Within 2 isn't as scary or darker than the first game but that isn't a bad thing, it's what makes the 2nd one stand out more to me instead of a generic linear horror game, it improves more on the characters and their backgrounds such as the protagonist being bland in the first game, but in here he has more of a personality, he talks more and loves making one liners now, thanks devs , and he has an actual backstory now, same could be said for some characters in the game being fleshed out having a real dialogue instead of a robot.

The Evil Within 2 takes place after the events of The Evil within 1, you play as Sebastian Castellanos who has been traumatized from the events of the first game, however his daughter has been kidnapped and now it is up to him to find out what has happened to her and save her.

After playing the first game, I can safely say the game-play is a HUGE improvement with the addition of having a semi-open world and lots of polishing and improvements compared to the first, including taking cover and dashing, and allowing the player to roam around the streets in search of loot with stealth being a big factor in the game (which got a big upgrade) and with ammo being scarce allows the player to save ammo by navigating quietly.

Another feature are the supplies with the addition of a workbench weapons and ammo crafting, and weapon upgrades, and a TON of new weapons, this will allow the player to experiment and test weapons suited to them and their play-styles, there's also lots of collectibles for the player to find and collect for them achievos, there are also side quests added into the game to unlock weapons or resources for the player to discover.

If you played Resident Evil 4 you should feel right at home, introducing the Shooting Range which is also added in with unlockables included within the mini-game, if your looking for replay value then the game can provide you with some secret weapons to unlock depending on the difficulty you finish the game in, and the ability to max out your skills to your full potential.There's also first person mode which gives a whole new feeling to the game and it looks gorgeous.

Evil Within 2 is A LOT better with the difficulty scaling compared to the first game, with less insta-deaths and more focused on your choices on how you handle the situation. Currently there are 5 difficulties for The Evil Within 2.

I haven't encountered any game-breaking bugs, only some that got me stuck in a few places with reloading to a checkpoint doing the trick, the performance however can be bad at times but nothing too serious on my end.

tl;dr: get this if you are a fan of survival horror

I haven't had this much fun in a long time.

The game is set in the Warhammer Fantasy universe during the early days of the End Times. You follow 4 heroes (or 5) from the first game against the Skaven hordes of Clan Fester and their new allies, the Rotbloods (a Chaos Warband dedicated to Nurgle, the Chaos God of Disease and Decay). If you're interested in the lore you can start reading here.

Vermintide 2 is everything I've ever wanted from a L4D2 clone, leveling, slaughtering those pesky rats, and not to mention 16 total classes for 5 unique characters and another 3 classes being added and the game-play is VERY satisfying, seeing those rats fly or heretics being tossed around as you swing your sword is always welcome. The game is still being constantly updated with more content as well as a whole re-balance for skills and weapons at the time of making this review.

I only have a few complaints such as the difficulty of some maps being too difficult in the finale or some weapons being under-powered compared to others, which hopefully gets fixed. But if you can look past all of that then this game can be fun with friends and even with pubs. And with the ever-growing community there will be lots of games to find in EU anyway .

To any completionists looking to 100% this game, there's tons of content for you to find and discover with secrets being hidden on most maps, even for those who do not wish to grind for weapons or finish quests then the achievements can be easily finished if you have the patience.


If you enjoy games like Left 4 Dead 2 or Payday 2, then I would definitely recommend checking this out and giving it a go, you will not be disappointed.

TL;DR: l4d2 on steroids.

I only have 1 complaint for this DLC, and it's about the finale of the mission. It's HARD as hell.

The reason behind this is because the enemies constantly spawn, and not to mention the special that buffs nearby enemies making them tanky and do a lot of damage.

Overall I enjoy the new weapons added it adds some variety to the classes.

edit: probably fixed idk. be on the lookout.

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