Agent Roy - Zombie Hunt Reviews

Simple Controls. Great Graphics and Sounds. Engaging Terrain and Map. Agent Roy is getting better with each game! Can't wait for whats in store next in the franchise. Suggestion to the Developer: Try to add more kinds of zombies, so that it gets even more harder to play. Overall Kudos to the developers! As a new developer this is really impressive Definitely recommended

Agent Roy is a well-designed and engaging game that provides a challenging and enjoyable experience. The lighting and special effects are impressive, adding to the overall atmosphere and intensity of the game. The controls are responsive and intuitive, allowing players to quickly and easily maneuver and aim their weapons. I found it easy to control the character and shoot the zombies, but the gameplay felt a bit on the harder side. I’m just gonna keep playing the game till I master it.

I have played my fair share of zombie games. Hence, I went into this game with many expectations, and boy; I was not disappointed at all. The game's AI is well-designed, with the zombies exhibiting realistic and unpredictable behaviors, making each encounter challenging and exciting. The voice acting is well-done, adding to the game's overall immersion. The gameplay was a tad difficult but with time, you will be able to predict the attack patterns of the zombie in no time. Overall, it's a treat for zombie shooter lovers.

*** UPDATE: Jan 31, 2023 *** BE WARY OF THE SUSPICIOUS "POSITIVE" REVIEWS!! My review of this game was this games first review.. a negative not recommend. This games 2nd review on the same day, January 29th, was another negative review. Notice the magical stream of really suspicious looking "positive" reviews raving on how amazing and how much "epic fun" this game is starting the next day on January 30th. Things that make you go "hmmmm".... This "developer" has seemed to respond to his first two negative reviews by what sure seems to be fake and/or purchased FAKE positive reviews. I've been doing these Steam indie reviews for about ten years now and have nearly 1,100 reviews to date. I've seen this phony "innocent and honest" response before and this kinda flood of very suspect, likely fake positive reviews in reaction to early honest negative reviews. ---------------------------------------------- *** ORIGINAL, UN-EDITED FIRST REVIEW (JAN 29, 2023) *** Okay Question: Can I sue this developer for the hour of my life that I wasted playing this absolute piece of digital trash? ...Yes, Steam will refund me, but I want my time back! "Agent Roy - Zombie Hunt" is an absolute mindless zombie shooter that is about as exciting as holding a fan on paint to make it dry faster. You start on a heavily over-used asset map torn from a Unity Horror Game Udemy course, and shoot 4 of the same zombie assets over and over and over again. Every zombie is also heavily over used in Unity zombie games just like this. https://youtu.be/roZbaq7Ueaw You get the pleasure of running around the map finding and shooting all 300 zombie assets the developer placed around the map. You can run right through trees, underwater, and through walls due to the developer not giving a damn and rushing this 2nd game of his out in just 3 weeks time since his 1st asset reliant title. You also have a few health packs you can pick up that are giant red plus symbols, and they fill your health bar but but don't actually increase your health, again due to the developer being in such a rush to pump this ASMR (Asset Reliant Sloppy Mess) out on Steam. You also have unlimited ammo, because why bother making ammo to collect when you're a developer in such a hurry to rush your games out as previously mentioned? There is NO controller support, NO Stream leaderboards, NO Steam achievements, but there is lots of bugs to find in your journey to kill 300 zombie assets! ..Again, this is of course due to the previously mentioned developers careless rush to get this game on sale for your hard earned money. But the biggest problem with this game is that offers ZERO "fun". It's also a horrid value at $10 or even on sale because the game can be beat in 30 to 40 minutes. I only show over an hour of playtime because I started the game while I was working from home, and had to keep pausing the game to work ..I didn't want to lose my zombie kill progress as I was curious if there was any more content after killing all 300 zombies. ..There's not, the game simply offers you the options to "Play Again". The developer, Royex Studio, might be able to make a good game with assets like this, but he's going to have to put in a lot more effort and a helluva lot more creativity to make that happen. This is just more rushed mindless asset cobbled together trash doing nothing but cluttering Steam and helping to hide real indie gems. My Score: 1 out of 10. The value is so bad at $10 USD, that it drops that 1 to a zero. The 1 out of 10 would only be if you could score this on a super deep discount for a dollar or two. ..But who wants to play just another mindless zombie asset shooter with zero depth and zero creativity? Zzzzzzzz NOT RECOMMENDED!

I love this game. The suspense of the game is awesome. Although still some aspects of the game can be upgradable such as sound, more weapon options. Ultimately this game can be recommended.

Zombie Hunt is about an agent who is set on a mission to eliminate the zombies from an abandoned village. We are required to eliminate 300 zombies and are armed with a pistol and a rifle. The gameplay felt smooth and had adjustable graphics and the ability to customize further graphics settings, such as anti-aliasing and shadows. To conclude, I would recommend this game to zombie genre lovers. Don’t miss out!

Agent Roy - Zombie Hunt is a thrilling experience with intense action and heart-pumping moments. The graphics are top-notch, the sound effects are realistic, and the storyline is engaging. The gameplay was unpredictable, as I couldn’t expect where the zombies would emerge from. Overall, I highly recommend this game to anyone who loves zombies and survival games. However, I would love it if there were more enemy variations to keep the gameplay more engaging.

I thoroughly enjoyed this game in the short time I have played it. Zombie Hunt is an intense and thrilling experience that will keep players on the edge of their seats. The graphics are decent, with cinematic environments and undead creatures that are frighteningly lifelike. The controls are smooth and responsive, making it easy to aim and shoot in the heat of battle. Overall, this game is a must-play for fans of the genre and anyone who is looking for an action-packed adventure.

Fun concept of 1 life with limited enemies, but game still needs lots of work. I could not look around at all (mouse didn't respond in game) first attempt to play. Second attempt went well for 5 minutes, but then I got stuck on a piece of the landscape with no recourse while running from zombies that teleported in (the zombies should all be in place, at the start with this limited enemies concept). There's no point in being systematic and clearing them if they randomly show back up all around you.

This is a solid proof of concept for a video game that the developer should be really proud of making. I love the idea of an open world town with the objective of hunting down and killing all the zombies within it, and only having 1 life to do so. I liked how zombie swarms were kind of able to get the jump on you. Without pointing the flashlight at them, they're almost invisible, making it so you can scan an area one second, divert your attention elsewhere, then all of the sudden there's a whole swarm of zombies in the area you swear you just checked. This makes things a bit tense. But beyond that, this is not a finished game that should be sold as one. The game concept doesn't feel finished. Sure you can get a score, but is that enough to put this on steam? You have a pistol and an assault rifle, both of which have unlimited ammo, begging the question why you'd ever use the pistol. Your flashlight has no limits at all (nor does it seem to draw any attention towards you). As far as I can see, you will never pick anything up other than health packs (no new weapons or tools). During the course of a run of the game, there's 0 progression as you get closer to the 300th zombie. Enemies don't get tougher. Your resources don't dwindle or expand. Your abilities don't change. While the town seems nice in its design, none of the sections are utilized in any way and don't feel special. Going into buildings is horrifying, but you don't need to do it at all. Otherwise, you just kind of jog and clunkily jump over fairly bare bones collision detection. Then it seems like the actual hunt for the zombies could be clever in some way, but there's a minimap that shows exactly where they all are, so that's not really a thing, either. But on top of all of that, it's not completely un-fun. What's here functions well enough. It's just not a finished idea and I think it really cheapens and damages the promise this game shows by calling it one.