Mkdw Review

This short obviously took very little time to make. The content and attempted humour is obviously created from someone of a younger age who did not take making this movie seriously.

Mkdw Review

Graphics: Good
The bullet graphics seem to be relatively the same despite using different weapons but aside from that the zombies, autonomy, and the game engine have very few problems.

Gameplay: Excellent
This is one the most outstanding shooting games I've played.

Repeatability: Excellent
Testing out the various weapons to their best use was something that took me through the game several times.

Major Flaws: Minimal
The survivor death ratio was affected by an error in the engine where if it was only you and you had not found any survivors, it would still sometimes report that you had lost a survivor. Thus the number of hours spent vs. the chance of losing a survivor would mean you were more likely to loose a survivor once you had found one.

Mkdw Review

Graphics: Excellent
Perhaps one of the best adventure / turn based flash games I have seen to date. The graphics would slow down the turn rate during some of the 3 vs 3. Also there was a minor glitch with the final armor where it would not appear visually on your teammate.

Gameplay: Excellent
Upgradeable characters, armor, and weapons as well as talent trees and types of characters are by far the strongest aspect of this game. The relative levels are quite boring and repetitive which made the game more about levelling your character than facing new challenges. It wasn't until the very end that respecing and strategy became a factor.

Repeatability: Average
Once you've played two characters you've explored the entire game and thus would probably not wish to do it again. Leveling was a bit tedious when it was essential to defeat your opponent in the later levels.

Major Flaws: Cheatable Stats
This partly ruined the game for me. Any armor you wish to disgard you simply click it so its on your cursor and then go to your stats and click the item into your stats. Any stats that armor or weapon had are added to your unit. So by the second level you're almost invincible (if you choose to go that route).