For zombie fans and friends of apocalyptic scenarios, a Must Have!

"State of Decay" I already then gambled extensively on the Xbox 360, but only the main game. In addition to 1080p resolution, especially the time contained DLC's were the reason to buy the One version.

Visually, the One version of "State of Decay" a rock-solid, altbackenden impression. On the 360 ​​it looked mostly just awful and terribly trisst from (and to make matters worse, it was visually still quite buggy) why a graphics upgrade was not really difficult. Trisst sees it on the One principle is still out, but it is a lot sharper thanks to 1080p and it also runs much smoother. Minor glitches, such as the run the game character by ne leader or rather glitch during a jump over a wall by the wall, a car remains somewhere or hang a zombie grinded over the ground, there is in this version, however, still.

Of never mind, this game is one of the most atmospheric at all in his area. The prevailing mood is simply perfect and the scenes are eerily consistent. At its core, however, is the refined gameplay. Because while in 3rd person view touches on one side in the best GTA-style through an open, apocalyptic game world (either on foot or by car) and to compete against the undead during the day and night with firearms and blunt weapons must , it is on the other side to survive to husband the materials and supplies such as food, fuel or building materials to rescue survivors, his group to increase, build their own camp and to improve to collect supplies, weapons and other essential resources find, sieges to keep and much more!

A gimmick of "State of Decay" is, among other things, that is every character dispensable. Ie: the death of your character, you simply slips into the skin of the next member of the group. Annoying only when this figure was already well geskillt. Therefore, one should always keep an eye on its survivors. Also fatigue and disease can manifest itself, so that a change of characters and the upgrading of the camp (eg. Infirmary) recommends repeatedly. The same applies to the distribution of supplies: Who gets a gun? Who just what the slap? How much ammo and healing materials I take with me? I need help? Large or small car? These are all questions that appear especially at start of the game again and again, because everything is limited in stock, just like the space in your pack and in the vehicle. So you go regularly for wandering and exploring buildings and neighborhoods for new inventories. Even outpost can be set up.

In addition, then there also ne story with a lot of missions and the orders to be fulfilled. All this is then presented in complete English language edition, but with English subtitles.

For, at first glance, quite simply acting Zombie Game, "State of Decay" is therefore quite complex and it is really busy, especially with the included DLC's, very very long. In my eyes, and if you pack the optical component aside, one of the best zombie survival games ever. 4 stars