You’ll also have to equip them to a quick access screen (where you can also equip healing items), allowing you to fill magazines with different types of ammo and chose which one you want at any given time. Going into your inventory doesn’t pause the game, so you’ll have to do it when you’re sure nothing is going to attack you. For instance, you’ll have to go into your inventory – accessed by a computer on Liev’s arm – and reload your extra magazines with ammo from your inventory before you can use them to reload your weapon. The gameplay is classic survival horror, and you’ll pick up ammo, health items, and important story items as you progress, having to manage your limited inventory and resources. To be fair, the gameplay is better than the presentation, and the game largely looks and sounds fine outside of the abysmal character models and voice acting. It’s all very rote and uninteresting, and I wouldn’t blame anyone for skipping as many of the cutscenes and collectibles as they could to get on with the gameplay. Shortly thereafter, you learn that the people inside the facility have been turned into zombies (because of course they have), and you start killing them and solving puzzles to unlock other areas of the facility.

In case you’re still not sure that you’re playing the bad guys, the first major things Liev does is shoot a wounded survivor in the head. 'In case you’re still not sure that you’re playing the bad guys, the first major things Liev does is shoot a wounded survivor in the head. After an interminable cutscene bursting with bad writing, a monstrous dump of exposition, and the pseudo-military speak you only hear in video games and bad films that take themselves far too seriously, you are dropped off at the location of the accident to recover samples of the virus that has leaked, as well as research samples that have been left behind. Liev is probably the worst of them, a generic no-nonsense soldier with nothing interesting to distinguish him from the stereotype he embodies other than a bad attitude and edgy dialogue. has terrible people to go along with its awful acronym. Like more paramilitary organizations, H.A.D.E.S. (no, I’m not joking, though I wish I were) Hexacore Advanced Division for Extraction and Search. You start the game as Agent Liev, a member of H.A.D.E.S. Instead, it’s a poor imitation of better games.ĭaymare starts in traditional survival horror fashion: an evil company is playing with contagions that don’t understand, and somehow, that contagion gets out, infecting everyone in the entire lab. Its reverence for classic survival horror games, especially Resident Evil, is obvious, but Daymare is so busy paying tribute to the games that came before that it forgets to be its own thing. But the truth is, despite how hard Invader Studios, a small team of about 10 people, obviously worked on it, that Daymare isn’t a very good game. I wanted to like it despite its bad writing, terrible voice acting, numerous glitches, its confusion of difficulty with quality and its utter non-scares. I wanted to like it despite the hideous character models, which look like shiny plastic dolls and are animated about as well. I wanted to like it despite its utterly stupid title – what the heck is a Daymare? – and ridiculous subtitle.

Stupid zombies 3 level 98 impossible