Recent reviews by MarKeR

Man, another poor console port?
Graphics settings of low, medium, high and best! That is it, nothing else.
Display settings are included within the graphics settings, yay ultrawidescreen support. Oh wait, it reverts back to 1080 after every chapter loads, so you need to keep changing the display settings.
Control settings has the xbox controller and no way to remap keyboard settings.
Shadows are a bit weird, extremely dull looking of the face, and they are jittery on tree branches.
Also, what is with the sky box, and lack of detail of the distant mountains! You can tell it has been built for a console.

The looking over the shoulder camera option would be ok if the movement within the game was a bit more sensitive and accurate.
The setting seems awesome, the storyline so far seems good enough to peek my interest, and i'll keep playing it because of that, not very often you get norse storylines built into modern scenario games.
Reminds me a bit of Alan Wake, the forest setting at the start of the game hints at the same spooky nature of it.

I'll recommend it because of the storyline and I like to support indie devs.

Think a few people will probably refund it quite quickly for the above faults, and I can see why.

Ok, lets forget about the problems some people are having..

Once in game, you are in for loads of laughs, don't take the game too seriously. I have spent ages just rummaging around the map looking for clothes, hats, blueprints for weapons and vehicles. The blueprinted vehicles are great, especially the road sweeper and ice cream van!

Story line is ok, as one would expect with any zombie game/flick it isn't going to win an oscar for script writing, but there are a good few laughs.

Killing zombies is what it is all about though, my does this game give you more ways to kill, mutulate, slice, explode, implode, traumatise, run over, squish, squash, slice and dice zombies than any other game in the history of man!

Put on your Daisy Duke hot pants and go zombie hunting, its the only way to do it. When you do find them, they are going to be in their hordes, hundreds on screen at any one point. Nothing more satisfying than slicing your way through the huge horde, turn around and find you have destroyed everyone of them..

So far with teh frame fix and only running one card, the fps has been between 40-75 fully maxxed out at 1080p, just turn off subsurface scattering if you have random crashes.

All in all, well worth the money, 4 hours in and still on the second chapter. Take your time, play through the game, get all the blueprints etc, play the free dlc and I can guarantee at least 25 - 30 hours out of the single player game..

Did have one random join my game via the coop option, but he ran away when I pulled my lrather large dildo machine gun out on him :)