

Dead Island: Survivors gets more interesting after the first few levels when the annoying adviser has gone away and you can make your own fun. The graphics are bog standard without being lazy. The biggest benefit of this is that instead of having zombies destroy your defences one by one, you can harass the hordes, distract them, or cut through them if you have the weapons. However, you are able to control a playable character, which turns the game into more of an RPG or strategy game rather than a sad zombie march. A tower defence game without the monotonyĭead Island: Survivors is a base-building game, but you have to defend your base from hordes of zombies as they all take the same path to your base. The great thing is that the zombies only attack your base and yourself, which means you do not have to keep repairing or replacing your defences. Softonic review A base-building tower-defence game with zombie hordesĭead Island: Survivors asks you to defend a very simple base by setting up a variety of creative traps, and then attack zombies with your character.
