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    Dead Trigger 2 Review

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    "Die…again!" I shout as I lay waste to a gaggle of undead, hell-bent on eating my brains. I swing my wrench, landing a mighty blow against the crown of an incoming zombie. With the bulk of my ravenous foes lying in a bloody heap on the floor, I make the call to save the rest for later and rebuild a nearby barrier. Switching to my SMG in case more zombies approach from beyond the 2x4s nailed to the wall, I step to the opening and begin the job. It only takes a few moments, but every second counts. I dash past corpses in various states of decomposition, pump a few bullets into an explosive barrel to buy myself precious time, swallow a fistful of painkillers to up my health and reach my goal.I've already refilled the old generator with fuel, and now I must launch the satellite that will allow me to contact the resistance. It works, and my comms connect to the AM frequency. "If you are hearing this, you are the resistance," the disembodied voice tells me. "We have small pockets operating all over the globe. We must live on! We must fight! We need every single one of you." With this new drive to aid the human race, things are finally looking up."But my HUD has just informed me a particularly nasty zombie, the Vomitron, is incoming. I turn as quickly as I can, and it is just in time for the terrible creature to lumber into view and spew puke into my eyes. I fire frantically in his general direction as I wait for the mess to clear, and when my vision returns I can see that he's brought some friends. Damn…out of bullets. With a deep breath of resolve, I brandish my wrench once more and dash heroically into the fray. "You like that!?" I ask as I land the final crippling blow in his melting, undead face.
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    Dead Trigger 2 Preview

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    First-person shooters have become the exemplars of the "console-quality" movement on mobile, and Madfinger's Dead Trigger led the charge in 2012 with its stunningly detailed visuals and effects.  For anyone who likes their zombie shooters even sharper, gorier, and more nightmare-hauntingly realistic, Dead Trigger 2 is being made for you.
  • Dead Trigger Review
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    Dead Trigger Review

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    I find myself in an odd predicament with Madifnger games. One one hand, they inarguably produce some of the best visuals I've ever seen on iOS. Their work easily matches (if not surpasses) benchmarks like Infinity Blade, and blurs the line between console and handheld. And yet, after playing their generic shooter Shadowgun, and now their newest visual feast Dead Trigger, I feel they might have the same problem your zombie hunting protagonist does: lifelessness.
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    Dead Trigger Preview

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    Zombies get a bad rap. Sure, they want to eat your brains and they'll murder you at the first given chance, but are they really all that bad? That was a test, and if your answer was "no," then I don't want you on my team when the zombie apocalypse comes. Play MadFinger's upcoming iOS game Dead Trigger a few times, and then we'll talk.
  • Shadowgun: Deadzone Preview
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    Shadowgun: Deadzone Preview

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    Say what you want about Madfinger Games' Shadowgun - the title was wickedly over-the-top and was one of the best-looking titles to hit mobile devices in recent memory. Now, Madfinger has revealed that it's working on a follow-up called Shadowgun: Deadzone, which is going to let you share the crazy shooter fun with your friends.
  • Shadowgun Review
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    Shadowgun Review

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    Madfinger's Shadowgun wants to be Gears of War so bad that it can taste it. In many ways, it succeeds in this noble ambition. It's got a gritty sci-fi setting. It's got lots of action. It's got a totally over-the-top plot. It's got the ridiculous amounts of gunplay. But what doesn't it have? Well, it doesn't quite have the level of polish that it needs to meet its goal.
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    Shadowgun Preview

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    Madfinger Games had promised that their upcoming console-quality action game Shadowgun would be arriving this September, but with the halfway point of the month quickly creeping up and nary a peep from the studio, we were starting to wonder if it might just slip past its original target date. As it turns out, Shadowgun will still see the light of day before the end of September, but just barely - the game will be hitting the iOS App Store September 28th.
  • Samurai II: Vengeance Review
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    Samurai II: Vengeance Review

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    Tales of the samurai in Japanese culture have been a great source of inspiration for the American western. It should come as no surprise then that, like Samurai: The Way of the Warrior before it, Samurai II: Vengeance plays out like an American western in feudal Japan. It's a tale of revenge, action, and most importantly, how to make an exceptional sequel.