Gaming Necrovision: The Lost Company Review

With plenty of zombies, a World War I setting and solid FPS action, nobody can accuse The Lost Company of being out of sync with the latest trends. We take a look at the standalone expansion to Necrovision to see if that's a good thing or not, or whether we'd rather be caught dead than playing this.

http://www.bit-tech.net/gaming/pc/2010/03/07/necrovision-the-lost-company-review/1

 

Hmmm. . . Sounds in the vein of Painkiller, but maybe without the huge bosses. That was brilliant mindless fun. Maybe I will have to look more into this game.

 

I almost bought the first one during the Steam Christmas sales. When they start selling this cheap (and they will) I'll be picking it up - the screenshots certainly seem pleasant enough.

 

Necrovision .. sounds like an Argos brand PVR.

 

Isn't it supposed to be "brap brap brap"?

 

Fair play, figured this game sounded worth a shot after reading this review, and I have to say I like it.

It is very old school, but the dual weapon choices are quite interesting, shooting things is damn fun, and on the hardest difficulty you can select from the get go, it is decently challenging.

I do love a game where ammo is scarce enough that you have to use all your weapons. Graphics are pretty good too.

 

When I see the title, the first thing comes to my mind is, when will a game titled "Call of Lost Honor: Bad Company" comes out? LOL =_=;