Zombie Exodus: Safe Haven

The best way to experience this game is to have a clear idea of what your story character is like and then make consistent decisions that align with that characters personality. Also, multiple times playing through as different characters -because the story is different depending on who you are and which choices you make. I’ve also found that if you make sure to max out in Perception -the story is far more detailed and interesting. I’ve played this game through more than 20 times. I know, I know, that officially makes me a nerd but I can’t help it! It’s the only thing I’ve found where psychology mixes with game play so well. And the story actually changes in big ways depending on what you choose. And you really are developing a character/personality throughout who’s story changes and flows by how they react and think and see situations. It’s cool. Good fun. One last thing. Don’t bother focusing on the relationship stuff- that aspect of the writing is badly done. It’s pretty obvious that the writer may have thrown the relationship stuff in at the last-minute because of having zero interest in that particular side being a human.

I’ve been playing Choice-Of games for years, and when they started out, they were simpler in writing, but very fun. As time has gone on, the writing has gotten better, the stories have become much more in-depth, and they’ve also gotten more expensive (though maybe inflation has helped that, too). Anyway, my top favorites are the “Heroes Rise” trilogy, “To the City of the Clouds,” “Choice of the Star Captain,” “Broadsides,” and “Choice of the Vampire.” Since this one has come out, I find it to be the most entertaining, engaging, and re-playable. It has quickly shot to my number one favorite spot. The writing is excellent, in my opinion (with only a few errors here and there, but very few), and the choices you choose really seem to make the story different each time. Mostly though, I just like scavenging for resources and killing zombies. I’ve played through this one about a dozen or so times now, and I just can’t get enough. As of this review, there are only parts 1 & 2, and I can’t wait until the rest of it is finished!

I got so addicted to this book and it took me two days to read it. I read it over and over again because I died twice but is really good. I wish you guys had a description for Jamie but other than that it’s pretty good and I can’t find the save button so that’s kind of a problem but other than that this is a really good book and I really really really hope you guys get to making the part three to this please don’t forget about this app because I will willingly spend all of my money for it. The storyline is amazing and the fact that you could get so many changes within your story is just so fine and it makes it so interesting. Thank you so much for making this story because if it wasn’t for this story I wouldn’t be into reading.

I loved the game and played it 3 separate times, each one getting better than the last, unfortunately I didn't save everyone but I plan on playing the game for a fourth time in order to. (It has a great replay value). I do ask that in the next game the creators decide to add more options to strengthen relationships. Such as the ability to give your "friends" candy or something, in order to strengthen your relationship. I also think it should be a characteristic that (small spoiler alert) the vehicles we chose at the end can affect the next game, like using the bus to make a base, or the ability to mount the 50 cal at a base we make to help defend ourselves. Thanks for your consideration, and I hope you choose to go with some of my ideas.

The game provides endless amounts of unique choices at the beginning that change the game dramatically as you play. The fact that you can have so many options for just your pet that can change certain parts of the game speaks volumes on the writers ability to weave together a cohesive and immersive experience. If it’s your first run through I suggest picking the disability of delusional because it really sets you on edge, even though i played the game multiple times before trying it my hear stood on edge at the zombie winking at me. I’m currently trying to get a build that can find a cure and after that will try the game with every disability. Can’t wait for the next chapter :)