You know how amazing pizza is, but if you eat pizza for a week in a row, you can no longer stand its appearance until then? That’s about how I feel about zombie apocalypse survival games. There are not many issues that have been made more to death in the last decade or so. Even so, somehow 10tons Ltd, to which I mostly associate excellent top-down shots, created a zombie apocalypse game that ticked every box for me. it’s called break apartAnd after winning many accolades with its PC editions and consoles, it also made its way to mobile devices this week.
So what is it that makes this zombie survival game so much more interesting than the thousands of other zombie survival games? Well for me, this is the fact that it is built into a large open world that includes destructible objects and environmental elements. Destroying things yields different types of resources, which you can use to create and upgrade all kinds of items. Throw a system of progress figures including total and tree huge skills to fill, and break apart There is a special sauce beyond cracking zombie skulls that makes it very difficult to place. In fact, the blooming part of zombie skulls is probably the least interesting part of the game.
Now, maybe such a thing is not suitable for everyone. Personally my “happy place” in a game like Minecraft He’s just digging in … whatever. Hollow a mountain, deforestation, or perhaps make a bunch of uneven terrain beautiful, flat and uniform. All the while just breaking away in a strain-like mode, gathering resources to build what I need or create new items when needed. Yes, given the basilion the cool things you can do with them Minecraft This does look cool, but you’re right hk it could be very dangerous in the wrong hands.
Well, break apart There is this element of destruction and collection, but instead of being a world made up entirely of virtual blocks, it is a layer built on top of an interesting world designed in advance. A pretty reliable world, actually. Do I have to break every bit of overgrowth on the walls and fences of an abandoned house? Well, no, but it’s so satisfying to do so and bring it home to its glory. This is also a useful way to keep track of the areas I have studied and those that have not. But it’s not just overgrowth, it’s all that can be destroyed that I can find. Bookcases, trash cans, desks … whatever. And if I can not destroy something yet, I know I will be able to destroy that something if I can upgrade my weapon high enough.
Which brings me to most of what he does break apart Tick: Carrots on sticks for days and days. Yes, I want the next upgrade so I can smash the next layer of destructible items, and those items will probably yield some new resource that will lead me to create some cool new weapon or item, or some new upgrade path that will lead to being able to smash a higher level of items Destructible. There is a seemingly endless supply of items and upgrade tracks and new things to ruin. Then there is the wood skills that gives you new abilities like cooking or fishing, new items to create, new clothes with various statistical reinforcements built in and more. The amount of content in break apart Almost impossible to believe, but it never feels overwhelming.
It’s all based on a very cool world to explore and story thread to follow, and although it’s not the star of the show, a really talented fighting system with no shortage of apocalyptic bad guys to battle. And the world you explore is big and there is always something interesting around the corner. The best way I can describe it is like fall out With a layer of Minecraft Built from above. Like I said, maybe not everyone wants to strictly destroy every object that can be destroyed that they come across, and certainly do not have to. Whichever way you play, there are plenty break apart Should offer. It plays really well with touch screen controls but also supports physical controllers. It’s been a deadly week for good games, with a lot of premium games to boot, though break apart He’s the one I just can not get my hands on.
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