I’ve found a few games in the Japanese regions, but they’re often inscrutable. Not so with Dead Shot. Pick up your shotgun, walk into the abandoned building and start blasting away at the zombies. If it seems like they appear out of nowhere it’s because they do.
Before you walk into the building, give the poseball with the two zombies crouching over it a whirl. In the picture above they’re supposed to be feasting on my innards, but try as I might, I couldn’t shake off the impression that one of them was fellating me. Ewwww… pervy zombies. Now that I think of it, I think the other one was trying for some nipple action. Who knows, maybe it’s a zombie delicacy.
Zombies may move slowly, but they’re hard to kill. It takes at least three shots to bring one to its knees. Meanwhile, the other ones keep on coming, and more appear, and they’re closing in on you so you shoot at the one you think is the closest but then you notice the one behind you and, AND–
…aaaaaaaand the brain munching begins. Avatar damage is enabled inside the building, so keep moving. When your health meter drops to zero you’ll be teleported home. Since you’re armed with a shotgun there are frequent pauses to reload, which makes keeping up with the pace of your zombie enemies all the more challenging.
The second floor of the building seems to be a kind of training ground. Ring the big green bell and distinctly un-zombie like red things attack you. These attackers display their health statistics, though, so it’s easier to figure out who (or what) to shoot.
Dead Shot isn’t pretty or sophisticated, but it’s a good way to kill some time or indulge your more violent urges. On the downside, all the zombies look the same and they don’t seem to get any smarter or more challenging. On the other hand, sometimes it’s just fun to shoot at stuff — especially if that stuff wants to nosh on your entrails.
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this isint real i want real zombies
I just visited this sim…the ones upstairs are sculpted Japanese wraiths now & they get harder as you kill each wave…the last one is an end “boss” like in an old Nintendo game.
The wraiths is even more fun than the zombies, because you have to run to the zombie rezzer & stand there to rez 2 zombies per wave. You set the wraiths once & fight through all of em, happy hunting.