Alucard
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Yes, the game isn't bad; I played the demo as a survivor. And it leaves you with some special feelings, whether it's due to the high-quality animation and sound, or simply the atmosphere, but before I played, I thought the game was weak. From the outside, it looks unappealing, and I didn't like the concept, but when you survive the first wave of zombies, you realize that the game is actually great.
The only thing I didn't like was that, although interaction between players is really important, it's mainly between human players, and the in-game characters don't really interact with each other. I mean, for example, when someone helps another player up, and the other shoots, or when one player puts a machine gun on another's shoulder, which is common in other cooperative shooters, it's practically not used here. There is healing of wounded players, sometimes you need to help a teammate who is stuck on a cliff, and that's almost it. For such a game, that's not enough.
The only thing I didn't like was that, although interaction between players is really important, it's mainly between human players, and the in-game characters don't really interact with each other. I mean, for example, when someone helps another player up, and the other shoots, or when one player puts a machine gun on another's shoulder, which is common in other cooperative shooters, it's practically not used here. There is healing of wounded players, sometimes you need to help a teammate who is stuck on a cliff, and that's almost it. For such a game, that's not enough.
