Earn to Die Rogue is a game where players drive cars through zombie swarms, loot buildings occupied by zombies, and run wildly through buildings infested by zombies. Faced with new zombies and enemies, players seek survival at all costs by looting supplies, upgrading cars, and other means. The game has added Roguelike gameplay, new cars, new locations, and more realistic ragdoll physics.
The story of Earn to Die Rogue takes place in a doomsday world where zombies are rampant. Players are lucky to dig out abandoned cars and upgrade them into tools to crush zombies. They drive cars through zombie swarms, collect vehicles, hovercrafts and other props they find, and constantly add equipment to the car. Then go to many scenes such as deserts, cities, military bunkers, clean up and collect the loot, and kill zombies, bosses and other enemies. After incorporating Roguelike elements, players will get a better gaming experience.
Gameplay Features of Earn to Die Rogue
Earn to Die Rogue is a game that takes racing as its core gameplay, and incorporates elements such as action shooting and Roguelike. While driving a vehicle to race, you can control the powerful firepower on the vehicle to shoot zombies and eliminate enemies. Unlock new scenes after the end of the world, collect props, and upgrade equipment. Discover new enemies and kill them to break through the siege. Let the undead fly in the air, enjoy the physical ragdoll effect, and successfully reach a safe area to seek a glimmer of hope in the end of the world.
The painting style of Earn to Die Rogue adopts a horizontal 2D cartoon style. All characters are drawn in three-head proportions. The game is mainly based on scenes such as deserts, abandoned factories, and ice and snow cities. The minimalist UI design only includes a few buttons such as direction control keys and weapon firing. The top of the game shows the progress of the current level, which makes it easy for players to understand their current location. Although the game adopts a layout similar to a horizontal scroll, it still adds props such as a fuel tank meter and a speedometer on the screen for the first-person perspective.
"Earn to Die Rogue" Experience Review
From the actual experience, "Earn to Die Rogue" is more like a remake and renovation of the once popular game "Earn to Die". Compared with the paid mobile game "Earn to Die" launched in 2013, this game adds Roguelike elements to the gameplay and adds many advertising payment points. For players who have no intention of buying paid mobile games, it is a good attempt, but the free version will inevitably directly affect the game experience, and the setting of advertising payment will also make many players who hate watching ads to get game revenue feel disgusted with the game.
