HALF DEAD 3

Looking for a fun sci-fi experience to try out? Then you might want to look at Half Dead 3 from Room710Games. This title, which is set to release in August 2021, has already garnered quite a lot of press from the useful information delivered about its upcoming release.

The game involves a team of four friends who must team up and find ways to survive a very gruelling and challenging sci-fi environment. Is this a game that you could enjoy with your typical foursome of friends?

Gorey drama not for the faint hearted

If you like a game that pushes you to really think deeply about what you are doing, you should find a friend in Half Dead 3. This game might remind some people of other popular team-base games that involved team-ups such as Dead by Daylight. However, you need to find ways to survive this challenging trap room and avoid the various obstacles - and enemies – which are waiting for you.

Despite not being out yet, early impressions of the game seem to be showing a very intriguing experience. One thing to note, though, is that the game does look somewhat dated. Given it is made by a smaller team, though, the graphics do enough to give you a platform to build upon and enjoy playing within.

The details we know about the game involve dodging a series of dangerous, sophisticated traps. Some might find the co-op trap beating and puzzle solving as akin to something like Portal 2. However, for the most part, you should find that Half Dead 3 is going to offer an intriguing opportunity to really test your wits, skills, and ability to avoid what might have been a gruesome end.

The next big thing in co-op gaming?

While we wait for Half Dead 3 to be released, we feel pretty confident in this one being quite a success. Fans of the games genre are sure to find something with enough challenge in there to keep them coming back for more.

Pros:

• Looks a very interesting survival co-op encounter
• Filled with interesting traps and set pieces for a challenge
• Detailed world that involves a lot of co-operation

Cons:

• Looks a little dated from its current level of presentation
• A small studio, so a ‘wait and see’ approach is needed