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Digital Chocolate僵尸类新游在Facebook平台上正式发布

发布时间:2011-03-16 16:00:38 Tags:,,

Digital Chocolate公司最近似乎也被卷入Facebook僵尸主题游戏的热潮中,他们刚刚发布了名为《Zombie Lane》的游戏。《Zombie Lane》将让玩家建立自己的角色在游戏中对抗僵尸大军,并在自己的后院建立一个安全区。

游戏邦了解到,这是一款“生存”类型的游戏,玩家在游戏过程中必须尽一切努力生存下来。在游戏中玩家可以找到或者获得各种射程的武器(一开始只有一把铁铲,但很快它会被升级成猎枪之类的武器),玩家要用这些武器击败不断从后院中冒出来的的僵尸。虽然院子会有篱笆保护,但僵尸会尝试破坏篱笆并且抓住角色吃掉大脑,很符合僵尸的一贯作风。

这款游戏在设计上可以算是原创,不过《Zombie Lane》也借鉴了一些其他Facebook社交游戏中的元素(比如《FrontierVille》)。游戏中有一个能量系统,集满之后可瞬间秒杀大量僵尸,并获得额外的金钱和经验奖励,玩家必须通过完成游戏中的相应任务来收集能量点数。另外,如果玩家能够在游戏中连续拾取奖励物品,游戏中的连击表数值就会增加,而在连击表充满以后玩家将获得非常多的金币作为奖励。

Zombie Lane

游戏中初始庭院看起来就像刚被龙卷风横扫过一样,开始游戏时会收到一系列新手任务,让玩家阅读一些《Zombie Lane》的简短背景故事,或者让你向其他玩家介绍自己;而随着游戏主线任务的出现,玩家就要开始修理房屋和院子的篱笆,以抵挡更多不死生物的攻击,比如需要清理院子里的瓦砾,找到更多的砖块来重建房子。不断完成任务以后,游戏还将允许玩家把自己的配偶带到游戏中,这一点看起来就像是在对《FrontierVille》致敬。

不过,在玩家在努力完成那些建筑任务的同时,僵尸们也会一直尝试把你变成他们的午餐,所以玩家需要用得到的金币给猎枪购买子弹,或者使用物品栏中的“充能”物品(这些物品都可以用食物点数来购买——没错,就算僵尸大军压境,你还是可以有时间来操作农场)。这款游戏将直接使用Facebook Credits货币,玩家可以用这些货币购买永久增加总能量上限的充能道具,或者装饰品和其他游戏物品。游戏邦了解到,在《Zombie Lane》中可以购买的道具很多,这些道具能够让玩家获得许多金币和经验值,另外,游戏还包含成就系统,不过使用这个成就系统有一定的等级限制。

总而言之,这不是在Facebook上发布的第一款僵尸主题游戏,也不会是最后一款,但Digital Chocolate公司看来会给我们带来像前作一样精致的游戏,欢迎各位体验这款游戏。(本文为游戏邦/gamerboom.com编译,转载请注明来源:游戏邦)

Digital Chocolate officially launches Zombie Lane on Facebook

Digital Chocolate has broken into the world of Zombie-themed games on Facebook with the release of Zombie Lane. We brought you a preview of Zombie Lane earlier this month, but the game is now officially available to play on the platform. The game will have you creating your own avatar that you will represent you as you fight the undead scourge, and help create a safe zone in your own backyard.

Zombie Lane is called a “survival” game in that you must do everything in your power to survive. You’ll find new weapons (or will be given them) at various intervals (you start with a shovel, but are quickly upgraded to a shotgun, for instance), and you’ll then use these weapons to attack the zombies that are forever rising from the ground around your yard. Your yard is fenced in, but zombies will try to break the fencing and come after your brains, as zombies most often do.

While the game may be fairly original in its design, Zombie Lane does take a few gameplay elements from other established Facebook games (like FrontierVille). You’ll have an energy system that will only allow you to kill so many zombies at once, and you’ll receive bonus coins, experience points, and energy as drops from completed tasks. Picking up these bonus items in rapid succession goes to build a combo meter (think bonus bar), which, when filled, rewards you with even more coins.
As your starting yard looks as though it has been hit by a tornado, you’ll receive a series of missions that take you through a fairly basic story in the game, introducing you to other characters, and seeing you repair your home and fence to actually withstand stronger attacks from the undead. You’ll need to clear piles of rubble to gather bricks to rebuild the house, for instance. As you complete tasks, you’ll become closer and closer to the state when you can bring your spouse into the game with you, which is as much of a nod to FrontierVille as I’ve ever seen in a game.

While you’re trying to accomplish these construction tasks, it’s likely that zombies will be trying to make you their lunch, so you can use your coins to purchase ammo refills for your shotgun, or use items like energy boosts from your inventory (they can also be purchased with Food – yes, there is time to farm while the zombie apocalypse is nigh). The game’s premium currency is straight Facebook Credits, and these can be used to purchase permanent boosts to your total energy, decorations (as what’s a restored neighborhood without bushes and Adirondack chairs on the porch?) and other items.

There are collection items to earn here (which also drop from defeated enemies), which earn you various amounts of coins and XP, and the game also comes with an achievement set, but you must level up to receive it.

All told, this isn’t the first zombie themed Facebook game we’ve seen released, and we doubt it will be the last, but Digital Chocolate does seem to offer a sense of polish with this game as they do on all of their others. I’ll likely be sticking with this one for a while, and you’re more than welcome to join me. (Source: Games.com)


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