Hello steemian, How are you guys? hopefully in a fine condition, back with me again @rizkipros101. and today i will share and review one of popular games recently its ''The Walking Dead : March to War"
The Walking Dead: March to War is the latest product from Disruptor Beam, which always has a nimble touch with big name IP and how to squeeze more stories into the game than you might expect. While this is not a game that destroys much of the new ground on the side of the gameplay, it's more interesting than it first appears because the attention to detail is seen as a whole.
As the same with the other Disruptor Beam stuffs, March to War begins by dropping you into a story that seems to have taken place. Zombie ... i mean the walker ( we used to call walker in TWD ) , the walker revelation from The Walking Dead has come, and you are a survivor on the outskirts of Washington DC The first person you meet is a woman named Amira, a character created specifically for this game that teaches the basics to you . and set the scene. Comic book fans will recognize the overall point of the story in which the action is set, along with Rick Grimes and the company in Alexandria and several other groups trying to face the threat of the Negan and his Savior.
Plot and Gameplay
The usual building and battle traps - (which means lots of timers for whatever you build or do) - look right from the start as you trying to forge a more permanent home, surround by other useful facilities and recruit survivors to join you. But there are also complications, such as the RV you use for the "owned" property of the Negans, so it is clear that he will become a thorn on your side right now.
When you organize a group of survivors to scavenge valuable resources and undertake missions to clean pedestrians and collect supplies, keep the famous heroes and villains of the comic series The Walking Dead (which means no Daryl Dixon, sorry Norman Reedus fanatic) helps March to War stands out from other entries in this increasingly crowded genre. They not only become board members, lead missions for you, but also give you occasional opportunities with dilemmas that reflect the difficult choices that are often encountered in comics.
It also shows that The Walking Dead is the perfect world for mobile strategy games because the idea that humans are really more dangerous than pedestrians is one of the overall themes. Players have the option of joining the Community, other names for unions, and fighting against large herds of pedestrians while also engaging in the kind of PvP intrigue you expect. If you've been inclined to enjoy games like Game of War and also happen to be a TWD fan, chances are you'll get into this without much persuading.
Visual Graphic and Soundtrack
Visuals and soundtracks also set the tone to perfection, with art style that looks like a comic has appeared in life and the music is bleak. Occasionally, the rain would come down, making things even more gloomy. And while you can zoom and see random walkers anywhere in the middle of the D.C and suburban ruins, it also highlights one of the few disadvantages: there is no dangerous element that you always expect from this franchise. Your post becomes very resistant to any attack except attacks from other players quite quickly, board members can not die or even get hurt, and pedestrians in general can be handled easily. This is probably the safest zombie outbreak ever !!!!
In addition, The Walking Dead: March to War manages to carve a niche for itself in a place that does not seem to exist. It's a pretty neat trick, which makes the developers proud and gives many fans an excuse to try it out.
Here's the trailer about The Gameplay and trailer in a short clips, Check it out !!
