Hosted by 44 Bytes.Set in the Onechanbara universe and taking place at the prestigious “Kirisaku High School” (known for its balanced curriculum of sports and academics), this is a story of survival: five students cut off from the outside world and surrounded by a seemingly endless flood of ravening zombie hordes.įind the source of the undead infestation, annihilate them with overpowering weaponry and fashionable undergarments, and put an end to this crisis. © 2022 Hookshot Media, partner of ReedPop. Join 403,766 people following Push Square: God of War Ragnarok: All Light Runic Attacks Locations an.
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PS4 to PS5: All Games with Confirmed Free Upgrades God of War Ragnarok: All Heavy Runic Attacks Locations an. New PS5, PS4 Games This Week (14th November to 20th Novem. PS5 Stock: Where to Buy PlayStation 5 and When in Novembe. You can spend minutes trapped in a room trying to nudge your allies aside, but it's like they're set in stone. While their pinpoint accuracy is a boon when facing down an undead horde, they love to block off doorways and fence you into corners. Some missions see the whole gang move as a unit - the four girls that you aren't controlling managed by the computer. Later missions can really start to test your patience thanks to strict time limits and brain-dead allies. Sadly, this is where the frustration sets in. It gets to a point where failing a mission's objective is more common than dying, especially when you're tasked with defending specific points on the map. As soon as you get used to timing your evasive rolls correctly, the zombies don't pose much of a threat, and you can unlock some seriously overpowered guns thanks to the title's generous loot system. Needless to say, the game's pretty straightforward. Watching an undead enemy erratically spin off into the air after landing a headshot is a highlight, and we must admit that mowing down waves of shambling corpses is cathartic in a Dynasty Warriors-esque way. The controls are undeniably janky, but the option to completely change your button layout helps soothe the issue somewhat.
The act of shooting zombies is reasonably entertaining - at least for the first couple of hours. Thankfully the gameplay holds up a little better. Mind-numbingly boring is an understatement. The screen constantly cuts to black as the camera changes position, and the girls have a nasty habit of spouting the most tedious dialogue that you can imagine. The game tries to spotlight the relationships between the five main characters, but the cutscenes are so poorly constructed that you'll struggle to stay focused. The whole thing's mission-based, so the story's told through cutscenes that bookend each stint of gameplay. Armed to the teeth with assault rifles, shotguns, and various other standard weapon types, the talkative teens are tasked with blasting their way through hordes of shufflers as they try to make contact with the outside world. The core of the game is its single player story mode, which sees five school girls attempt to survive a zombie outbreak. Unfortunately for School Girl/Zombie Hunter, it has too many flaws to be considered dumb, reliable fun. Similar to the Earth Defence Force series, this is a low budget release that's undeniably rough around the edges, but the hope is that you'll find its inherent shoddiness endearing. You should never judge a game by its title, but in the case of School Girl/Zombie Hunter, you'd be absolutely right to expect cheap Japanese schlock, complete with last-gen graphics, wonky gameplay, and panty shots.
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