The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct

Bought this game for $5 and thought it was going to be some half assed game. Honestly, it proved me wrong I enjoyed this game very much only complaint I have is it was short.

I really enjoyed the story and the combat.

It was not an over complex game

got to the point

liked the options it would give you

From all over the world this game tend to receive bad ratings. Quite frankly I think they over-exaggerated because this game is decent but it does have some really bad game design and flaws. You play as Daryl, like who wouldn't want to play as Daryl.

Gameplay: It's your simple FPS with zombies in the mix. The game-play can be quite fun shooting your bow or smashing head with a hammer but the fun of that ends quickly it becomes stale. What you mostly do in the game is go from point A to point B. It's often where you have to get gas, save survivors, collect items, and even have a crew to go on your trip.

Pros: You play as Daryl, knifing zombies in the face is fun, the locations you end up have that zombie apocalypse feel to it.

Cons: Badly design zombies, Weapons feel the same, Very short game Frustrating sometimes, zombies can be really stupid, very weak story.

Overall this price should be worth at least $15 to $20 since that's what it feels like. It really could have been better if they put some more effort and time. Oh well I had some fun with it.

This was my first ever piece of TWD media that I consumed, because I wanted to experience the entirety of the series canon.

Honestly? The premise of the game is intriguing, playing as Daryl Dixon and all, but all of that usually gets massively overshadowed by technical issues that the game suffers from.

Low quality textures, frequent frame rate drops, poor quality artificial intelligence, and a weird assortment of other glitches are what I experienced when I endured my first playthrough of the game.

However, there are some great qualities from the game, despite how few there are. I enjoyed the premise of the story (although the topic of the game being canon is debated), as well as the attempts at making the game feel more like an intriguing piece of survival horror.

I did enjoy the inventory and survivor management gameplay element, despite how basic it was, although I was a bit annoyed that there wasn't any sort of gameplay mechanic that would let me carry over my inventory into a new playthrough.

Overall, the game does deserve the criticism that it gets, although it can be a fun experience to enjoy.