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  • Dead Trigger 2 Walkthrough
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    Dead Trigger 2 Walkthrough

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    Dead Trigger 2 is a free-to-play first-person shooter set smack dab in the middle of a zombie apocalypse. Gun down flesh-eating zombies while doing your best to survive. Gamezebo's quick-start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game."
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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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    Indigo Lake Review

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    You begin on a boat in the middle of a vast body of water. Rain pours down as thunder cracks in the distance and lightning strikes repeatedly. You have no indication as to how you have come to be here, but as you read the note from your nameless partner who has already explored the area, you learn that something is very wrong. When your watercraft reaches dry land and an ominous feeling of dread overtakes you, one thing is certain—Indigo Lake is not a normal place.Armed with only a pistol and your wits, you must traverse from cabin to cabin in what must have been a rather charming locale once upon a time. Perhaps children played here by the shore of Indigo Lake as their fathers barbequed and their mothers relaxed on the porches of the rustic wooden cabins. Those days are long gone, however, and a mysterious trail of notes and laptops begin to shed light on the chilling facts. Those who dwelled here began to commit suicide in alarming numbers as the spirit of a young girl terrorized the area. With each cabin you discover, information left by your nameless partner reveals more of the story. The inhabitant of this cabin hung himself; those who lived in that cabin jumped from a bridge to their death. Heart attacks, gunshot wounds and on and on and on..."All the while, the spirit is nipping at your heels and supernatural phenomena serves to intimidate and disorient. Crates, pianos, and beds hang in mid-air as you make your way forward. The girl even appears from time to time, seemingly toying with you. It's almost as if she can sense the moment your heart finally starts to beats slower and you think you'll be okay, and then she shows her ghastly face or screams an ear-piercing scream from someplace in the distance.
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    Call of Duty: Strike Team Review

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    We'd imagine that gamers accustomed to the increasing quality of this console generation attempting to play toned-down iOS versions of today's most popular games might feel a bit like PC gamers back when the paradigm shifted and television play became more commonplace. It's hard to blame them, as far too often in this industry there are publishers attempting to cash in on the popularity of a franchise by throwing together a ramshackle version of a game and tossing it onto the App Store with little regard to quality or experience. It's sad alright, but the tide may very well be turning thanks to the efforts of—deep breath here—mega-publisher Activision and the release of Call of Duty: Strike Team.
  • The Drowning Review
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    The Drowning Review

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    There's simply no getting around it: first-person shooters are still having trouble trying to find solid footing in today's smartphone and tablet industry. A lot of this missed success might be pinned on the awkward translation of joystick-and-trigger controls onto a touchscreen interface, but The Drowning from Scattered Entertainment is one game that has set out to change the way we shoot things from a first-person perspective without anything even remotely resembling a trigger. A horror-themed FPS with an emphasis on fluid touchscreen controls and a freemium model that won't scare away hardcore gamers like the actual creatures in the game world will, The Drowning serves to show that there may just be room for more quality FPS titles on mobile after all.
  • Neon Shadow Preview
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    Neon Shadow Preview

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    If there's one unwavering truth in this crazy, ever-shifting world, it's that you should always trust a game company that calls itself "Tasty Poison." After all, Tasty Poison gave us Pocket RPG, a critically-acclaimed role-playing game that holds sway over thousands of fans. But Tasty Poison isn't all about swords and monsters. Its upcoming game, Neon Shadow, shows off a cyberpunk world that's teeming with killer robots.
  • Sanctum 2 Review
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    Sanctum 2 Review

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    Sanctum 2 blends the action-packed first-person shooter genre with the strategic elements of tower defense games, and as a "Jack of all trades, master of none," it isn't particularly strong as either. But to employ yet another overused cliché - the whole being greater than the sum of its parts - it nonetheless manages to be an intense and surprisingly fun multiplayer blast-fest.
  • Gun Commando Review
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    Gun Commando Review

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    Sometimes in the recesses of my subconscious I hear Jon St. John's gravelly Duke utter out "Damn, those alien bastards are gonna pay for shootin' up my ride" as his spaceship crashes in the distance. That might not even be the exact line, or the exact context it's said in, but the memory has still stayed with me. I have fond memories of Duke Nukem's charm, but not so much its gameplay.