The default aim is really slow though and needs adjustment. The controls a lot of these reviewers bitch about aren't that bad, takes like 10 seconds to get used too. Wanted to get it since they announced it.(im a huge Earth Defense Force fan, and they announced this when they did EDF 5)I like really dumb concepts+ it kinda reminded me of exploitation films, and honestly it isn't that bad of a game if you know what you are buying. It's ok, and pretty much exactly what you expect from a JP d3 published budget title, liike what they did in the older days before EDF took off.
Its repetitive gameplay, embarrassing visuals, and annoying technical issues make for one easily forgettable gore fest. School Girl Zombie Hunter is about as good as you would expect a game with that name to be. Maybe if you really want to shoot zombies or see what is going on in the Onechanbara universe it is worth looking into, otherwise you’re better off waiting for something else. Throw in some of the worst gun controls I’ve seen in a game and AI so dull they couldn’t even make it in a Dynasty Warriors game and you have School Girl/Zombie Hunter. There are school girls and you’re hunting zombies and that is about it. Overall, School Girl/Zombie Hunter gives you about as much depth as you’d expect from the title. I hope to see Tamsoft continue to develop new IPs, but hopefully next time they’ll give the game a good amount of QA before pushing it to release. Like a stated before, if you enjoy mindlessly killing zombies and half-naked anime girls than you might find a great deal of fun in School Girl/Zombie Hunter, but if you’re looking for a decent playing experience, I feel like you’d be let down. Throw in the most perfect take on trashy B-grade horror that I’ve ever seen in a game, and there are not many other games released this year that I’ve had more fun with than this one. It has a brilliant little gameplay loop that certainly has its bugs and low-budget irritations, but never stops being utterly entertaining. School Girl / Zombie Hunter is not the longest game, which makes it ideal for quick bursts of fun. Until then, I’m going to get back to killing zom zoms. After I spend a bit more time with the content on offer, I’ll get back to you with a concrete verdict. There’s definitely some promise here, but it remains to be seen if it can deliver throughout. Read it.I’m at a point right now where I’m trying to decide if it’s “so bad it’s good” or leaning towards the former half of that phrase.
If you can enjoy a potentially amazing character do read Zombie Hunter. To sum it up, if you like fight scenes, blood, monsters and if you like them drawn well, do read Zombie Hunter. It becomes diluted, has no depth, and you can witness a lack of inspiration. The pages you read from chapter 17 to the last chapter show why the author dropped Zombie Hunter. As a character he seems promising from chapter 01 to chapter 17, when 'the story' takes over the zombie hunter. Has a strong survival instinct, as well as a killer instinct. Toshio, the main character is really great. I'm not an expert, and all I can say is that I really enjoyed Zombie Hunter on the visual level. So, why do I think you should read Zombie Hunter, an unfinished manhwa? It starts off really good, but then it turns out to be quite as expected. Regardless of this fact I think it's worth the read. The first thing you need to know is that Zombie Hunter was never finished.
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