the game into the dead
[5/5, 10:11 AM] Jessyz: Into the Dead is a first person action game where players will step into the shoes of a survivor of the zombie apocalypse who is desperately fleeing the current area, which is completely infested by zombies.
The game is controlled using your device's accelerometer, so if you tilt your phone to one side, your character will head in one directly and if you tilt it to the other side, he will go the other way. In addition, you can touch the screen to use weapons, though that is not as important.
[5/5, 10:11 AM] Jessyz: Into the Dead throws you into the gruesome world of the zombie apocalypse where there are no second chances. Do what you have to do to stay alive, keep moving as fast as you can, and protect yourself by any means necessary. When the Dead are rising, run!
[5/5, 10:12 AM] Jessyz: Journey through the zombie apocalypse in a race to save your family. Arm yourself with an arsenal of powerful weapons and do whatever it takes to survive. Maim, mow down, and massacre the Dead – anything to keep moving! In a world where no one is safe, how far will you go to make it out alive?
[5/5, 10:14 AM] Jessyz: Into the Dead, the company's first-person zombie endless runner, has all three. ... It's jarring seeing a pink smurfs ad in an otherwise impeccable mood-setting game.
Journey through the zombie apocalypse in a race to save your family. Arm yourself with an arsenal of powerful weapons and do whatever it takes to survive. Maim, mow down, and massacre the Dead – anything to keep moving! In a world where no one is safe, how far will you go to make it out alive?
Into the Dead throws you into the gruesome world of the zombie apocalypse where there are no second chances. Do what you have to do to stay alive, keep moving as fast as you can, and protect yourself by any means necessary. When the Dead are rising, run!
Into the Dead, the company's first-person zombie endless runner, has all three. ... It's jarring seeing a pink smurfs ad in an otherwise impeccable mood-setting game.
