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About This Game Enter an unforgiving survival horror experience as you fight for your life against oppressive odds. The horrors of Arzt Memorial Hospital were just the beginning of the outbreak. As the infection spread across the city, local law enforcement fell quickly. You now find yourself trapped in a hellscape with only a few remaining survivors. Scavenge the environment for supplies, face off against the undead and do anything it takes to survive. You have only one life. Make it count!Cross Platform: Play co-op with Windows, Mac & Linux together!Beauty: Experience the nightmare in beautiful high definition 3D.Film: Fixed and panning camera angles bring the cinematic feel.Campaign Mode: Attempt to escape the quarantine zone.Onslaught Mode: Survive endless waves of the undead.Experiments Mode: Bonus game modes and challenges.Classic: Hardcore survival horror in an unforgiving apocalypse.Cast: Choose from unique characters with their own attributes.Progression: Earn XP, level up and customize each character.Friends: 4-player online co-op multiplayer featuring voice chat.Alone: Play single-player offline in all game modes.Inventory: Choose wisely, your inventory is dangerously limited.Destruction: Numerous firearms, explosives and melee weapons.Replay: Semi-random enemy and item layouts.Controller: Customizable gamepad, mouse and keyboard controls.Worldwide: Cloud-based multiplayer with region selector means no NAT issues. 6d5b4406ea Title: Outbreak: The New NightmareGenre: Action, Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Dead Drop Studios LLCPublisher:Dead Drop Studios LLCRelease Date: 5 Jan, 2018 Outbreak: The New Nightmare Cheat Code For Pc outbreak the new nightmare review. outbreak the new nightmare achievements. outbreak the new nightmare gameplay pc. outbreak the new nightmare ign. outbreak the new nightmare ps4. outbreak the new nightmare pc requisitos. outbreak the new nightmare cheat engine. outbreak the new nightmare download. outbreak the new nightmare xbox one coop. outbreak the new nightmare gameplay. outbreak the new nightmare multiplayer. outbreak the new nightmare trainer. outbreak the new nightmare pc gameplay. outbreak the new nightmare faith. outbreak the new nightmare release date. outbreak the new nightmare 3dm. outbreak the new nightmare repack. outbreak the new nightmare pc full. outbreak the new nightmare trailer. outbreak the new nightmare wiki. outbreak the new nightmare walkthrough. outbreak the new nightmare chronicles. outbreak the new nightmare xbox one. outbreak the new nightmare local co op. outbreak the new nightmare igg. outbreak the new nightmare crack. outbreak the new nightmare achievement guide. outbreak the new nightmare steam. outbreak the new nightmare español. outbreak the new nightmare mods. outbreak the new nightmare test. outbreak the new nightmare - chapter 1-2. outbreak the new nightmare characters. outbreak the new nightmare metacritic. resident evil outbreak the new nightmare. outbreak the new nightmare gry online. outbreak the new nightmare pc game. outbreak the new nightmare. outbreak the new nightmare recensione. outbreak the new nightmare part 1. outbreak the new nightmare analisis. outbreak the new nightmare pc español. outbreak the new nightmare fr. outbreak the new nightmare youtube. outbreak the new nightmare (2018). outbreak the new nightmare system requirements. outbreak the new nightmare lan. outbreak the new nightmare gameplay español. outbreak the new nightmare deutsch. outbreak the new nightmare pc. outbreak the new nightmare ign review. outbreak the new nightmare requisitos. outbreak the new nightmare game. outbreak the new nightmare gameplay ita. outbreak the new nightmare weapons. outbreak the new nightmare cheats. outbreak the new nightmare обзор. outbreak the new nightmare skidrow. outbreak the new nightmare descargar. outbreak the new nightmare free download. outbreak the new nightmare coop. outbreak the new nightmare gameplay fr. outbreak the new nightmare recenze RESIDENT EVIL OUTBREAK IS BACK ONLINE !!! give it time the game is new game from a small team so i got it time !!! they just made any fans of Obsucure Resident evil Silent hill Dino crisisRealy happy cose now you can you a genre like all those classic game ONLINE WITH YOUR BUD !!! Thanks Dead Drop Studios LLC .. and wish you luck with future update.. Haven't played it for very long yet but i see a lot of potential with this game. It seems to take a lot of influence from the older Resident Evil games in terms of the combat mechanics and fixed camera positions which for the most part seem pretty spot on in my opinion with maybe a few awkward angles at times but nothing i found annoying.It terms of content, its limited at the moment hence the Early Access but what is there at the moment will give you a decent amount of gameplay and with four characters to play as, each with their own little perks and drawbacks which i thought was a nice touchGraphically it isn't bad, nothing special either but i like the look of it nonetheless.There are some things that i hope will be improved upon such as the way the characters movement animations carry out. I don't know what it is really but to me it just seems a bit unnatural the way they carry themselves.Overall i like the look and feel of the game and it looks to have potential to be a pretty cool game.Hopefully it gets new content progessively over the next while and doesn't end up abandoned like some other Early Access i've tried out.Also the developer is very active on forums and has addressed some of the comments made by players such as being able to pan the map and zoom in and out and some bug fixes so good signs with that lets hope it stays that way.. Don't get me wrong this game has a lot of things going for it, especially if you are a fan of the old Resident Evil games. However, I got very nauseous after playing for least than 2 hours. Another problem which they would probably fix are the bad camera placement, not so much because you can see the enemies sometimes because that how the old RE games are like, but there are many times I would see about 3/4 of the screen is my body. Overall as an early access game it is fun and have a lot of potential, but the bad camera work that giving me that bad nauseous feeling I'm not sure can i recommend it for now.. If your a classic survival horror fan this is the game for you. Yes it may be early access and the occasional bugs ,but this game more than makes up for it with the fun you have playing through it whether alone or with friends. I'd highly recommend it to anyone who enjoyed classic resident evil titles (0-3, code Veronica, outbreak) or the silent hill games. It's brings back the nostalgia and challenge of the old styled tank controlled horror game with limited ammo, low health , and puzzles. And playing through in coop is a blast especially when each player assumes a role in the group, the rpg style lvl ups are also a welcome touch that adds to the replayability and there are still more scenarios and content coming which is great and can't wait to see the game when it's finished!. Good game overall, and this game is better played with a controller and highly not recommended for keyboard before you make your purchase. The few things that really need tweaking are the camera angles, and the character movement after transition of camera angles. The reason I say this is because the camera angles seem so out of place and seriously limit your vision. Not only that but I believe that the camera angles need to be more fix than move because this some times makes the character move differently than the movement input. A possible way to fix that is to place more fixed camera angles at better locations in the hall and room, and have none on the floor. Also, when the camera angle switches to a different possition, the character movement tends to conflict with the sudden change and movement becomes more difficult. I've had trouble with this and my character kept switching between the angles back and forth and it's really irritating when you become overwhelmed by the zombies, especially with the boss at the end of the level when it's constanly riding on your a-s-s. Otherwise, it's very reminiscent to older franchises, such as resident evil and silent hill. The only thing that's missing is better bgm to help set the atmosphere for each level. Good thing this only early access and not the final product. Keep up the good work devs, you guys are almost there. Anyways, I only recommend this to people who would want to return to the old style horror-survival games we all know and love.. Really love the game. Has a really good Resident evil feel to it but still feels like a standalone. Hope this game grows much bigger and others give it a chance.. is if it wasnt obvious already, the developers of this game clearly miss resident evil outbreak, even the violence warnings are close together, and not to mention, starting past the title screen you are greeted with an "OOOUUUUTBREEEEEEEAAAK." im glad to see this type of survival horror getting attention again.. I played this during the free weekend, and I gotta say this game is actually pretty boring. I get this is trying to be like Resident Evil, a franchise which I have never played but have watched walkthroughs for all the games, and those games look better than this will ever be. The combat is way too slow and boring to sit through, and you run out of ammo pretty fast, but you can only stack so much ammo, and I couldn't even find much more ammo for the gun I was using, and I couldn't find ANY ammo for the frigging shotgun.The camera is pretty bad too. Even RE's camera is placed in better spots than this. They really like to place the camera where you can't see the enemies. You will actually have to use the auto-aim in order to kill them, because they aren't always in view of the camera as they should be, because they have it too close to your character. And I didn't exactly find the music very fitting for a game set in a place so dark and creepy.The animations aren't that great either. They're kinda goofy. I kinda like it, honestly.Now, I know that even RE has a limit to your inventory, and I'm not saying it's a bad thing, but FOUR SLOTS?! They keep laying out weapons for you that you won't even be able to hold, because you need to pick up ammo for another gun, or grab painkillers, which you cannot stack, unfortunately. The inventory system is messed up in my opinion. There should be at least 8. That'd be more manageable.So yeah, I think this game isn't very good. It's not fun, it's not scary, and I personally recommend that you not bother with this. I mean, if co-op makes it a bit more entertaining for you, then by all means go for it, Good on you.. Outbreak: The New Nightmare is a sequel to a 2D top down zombie survival game called, well... Outbreak. If you're interested in this series, I highly recommend starting here. You won't miss anything story-wise, but you will most likely find this game yards better gameplay wise. This game doesn't try to pull any punches; this is a love letter to old school Resident Evil games... particularly the Outbreak title(s). Similar to the RE:Outbreak games, you choose between a cast of characters, all with their own strengths and weaknesses. Some start with specific weapons, some have certain resistances, others have a lockpick or can carry more weight... you get the picture. You're then thrown into a scenario where you need to escape to progress your way throughout this apocalypse. Each scenario plays out relatively the same... gear up, solve some puzzles, kill some enemies, get out. On top of this, there is an Onslaught game mode, where you survive however many waves you can in these maps until your ultimate death. The game throws bosses and special kind of hordes, similar to other wave-based zombie shooters out there. Right out the gate though, you will realize that this is a game created by an indie company. It certainly takes some imagination. The animations and movements can be a little strange at times, but I think it's very easy to look past this and realize this a well crafted game, with some technical limitations. While the basic premise remains the same throughout the chapters here, the new areas genuinely feel different. And I don't just mean that they look different, which they certainly do... but they also feel different, which is what I think several other games in the genre fail to get. The new areas can have different weather patterns, notes, music and camera angles (which, I especially liked in Faith). I can easily find it within myself to look past technical limitations when the developer has put this much care and thought into their project. The game features a leveling and perk system, which brings an interesting level of progression to a game like this. While on the surface, the different characters seem to only have two traits... there's actually a whole bunch that get progressed as you level up. And, then you have the perk system, which gives you a new slot every X amount of levels, to really give your character some customization. This will help you a lot at the higher difficulties, and in the Onslaught mode. Throughout the game you will find several files, which serve a varied purpose. From simple lore setting, to explaining why things are the way they are (in terms of why there are so many keys, codes, etc, which I think is a nice touch), to giving you code information... I really liked the file system in this game. I found myself reading each and every file in my playthroughs. Again, more praise for the Faith level... in this level, some poor soul tried to escape a graveyard before you, and you follow his trail and notes he left behind to help anyone else out there. While some people may complain that the files don't get stored with you, I think it adds another level of difficulty and planning that harkens back to the game of yesteryear... except nowadays, you won't need an actual sketchpad by your side; simply put that cellphone to good use! I had a virtual notepad with me for every level As far as complaints: the melee combat is... definitely not up to snuff. It doesn't seem to work right at all for me. You either need to allow yourself to get hit (like you see in the trailers here), or you need to time it so oddly that it doesn't make much sense. From my limited testing, the actual "hit" takes place after the animation, so you need to time the swing so that it will damage the enemy after the swing, then back up, and do it again. This kind of frustrated me, but thankfully on the two lower levels (probably the only two you would play, as to play the two higher difficulties you kind of need external help or to be at a very high level), you don't really need melee. Luckily, this was fixed in the next game. While the game certainly was suited for multiplayer use, unfortunately the MP community is pretty empty at this time... I wish the game was more balanced for single player in regards to the inventory. Each character should have +2 inventory slots in SP. This would make the game a lot less frustrating, as you only get 4 as the standard... this is good for a weapon, spare ammo, a healing item, and your choice of a second weapon or a key item. The map, while informative, could've been more... I wish it would've told you what weapon/ammo/item was there, instead of just "weapon". I know that might make it too "easy", but if it's going to say that there's a weapon there, why not tell me which one? Other than that, I only suffered from one game breaking bug, where a key item completely vanished on me in the second level. I tried to replicate this, but failed to do so. I thought it was worth mentioning though, after running around the map for an hour going berserk... the rest of this game is completely playable and works All in all, this is definitely a worthy game. Because the MP community is pretty low, if you don't have friends interested in this type of game and are simply going to stay in SP, I recommend waiting for a sale on this or picking it up in a package deal with the other Outbreak titles. There's about 10 hours of content here before you've seen everything (at this time, I'm at 11 hours and have done all the achievements besides the grindy ones... I'll get to them eventually) that sets you up for the next game. I wish I got into this game earlier when the MP community was higher. I can see a lot of replay value here with groups, but it does get pretty stale solo after a while, due to all the back tracking with your limited inventory. I definitely would recommend this to anyone that is a fan of the old school RE games regardless. The series keeps getting better! 70/100 Weekly Dev Update - 9/4/2017: Hi Survivors! We're checking in with another weekly dev update! Let's take a look at some new stuff coming down the road (and tease even more!).Meet Hank - The 5th Survivor. Outbreak: The New Nightmare Steam Controller Scheme: Mr RSpeedy was gracious enough to create a great Steam Controller control scheme for Outbreak: The New Nightmare. Thank you for your contribution!You can access the scheme here: steam://controllerconfig/644480/1115549984 .. Exploring the Latest Update & Weekly Dev Catchup: Hi All!A little late than we had hoped, but let's take some time to walk through the new additions in the latest major update!Store Page Refresh. Outbreak: The New Nightmare v1.5.0 Patch Released!: Outbreak: The New Nightmare v1.5.0 has been released. This patch includes the following: Classic Tank Controls have been added. You can swap between Modern and Tank Controls in the Options Menu. Quick 180 degree turn is now available when using Tank controls. Walk in reverse and press the Run button to activate. Please note, animations for tank controls will continue to improve in future patches. Non-Xbox gamepads now control consistently inside in-game and main menus. PS4 controllers will no longer have issues in the inventory screen.. Outbreak: The Nightmare Chronicles Chapter Two - Releasing June 18th, 2018: Read all about the upcoming release here!

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