Aftermath

Jakyl

About this game

Alone in an infested city, you must survive the night.

Use your skills with flashlight, guns and grenades to evade and destroy the city's deadly inhabitants.

* Illuminate your surroundings with real-time lighting

* Unique intelligent control system designed specifically for mobile devices. Light up your enemies to shoot and choose how to use your grenades wisely.

* Fight through the zombie horde while taking care of cunning Spewers, bullish Screamers and lumbering Fatties.

* Relive the trials and near-escapes of the night as you progress through the story mode.

* Infinite replayability with score-attack challenge levels.

* Play with headphones to fully experience atmospheric audio.

* All-new HD textures, models and environments.

* 50% larger city.

Ratings and reviews

Grenades are finicky and you'll use them without meaning to all the time. The audio didn't want to work while I was using Bluetooth headphones for whatever reason. There's no story, just missions with a goal point for you to reach and your standard barebones wave-based zombie survival mode. It's OK to kill a little time, but would get tiresome quickly. If you don't have Play Pass then I would honestly say it's not worth it for the price.

Could be great. The controls are easy to use and the basic premise is interesting. Gameplay isn't bad, but where it falls down is the customization. There is no option to change the difficulty level, nor the ability to purchase weapons or ammo. The game is far too linear in this regard, meaning that I can't upgrade my weapons until I reach certain waypoints. A user guide would also be beneficial.

Finally! Thank you dev for not giving up on this 8 years old game. Now i can finally save my progress, and the graphics look to be much better than before. Overall game play is really smooth. Who ever updated this game recently did an excellent job.

What's new

* Rewritten audio engine for increased quality and reduced latency
* Reduced graphic artifacts from compression for sharper visuals
* Reduced download, on-device and in-memory size significantly
* Faster loading times
* Improved smoothness by using Frame Pacing Library
* Many other optimisations