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It says review a game that you've nominated so here's my review.

Nice! It isn't just building. This is Dinosaur management at its core!

I crashed twice already

A perfect supply and demand game. Easily one of my favorites.

Chill game, only when you have tons of time.

Sure, bugs are crawling all over it, but when you have a tactical RTS + FPS hybrid that just works, it's hard to put down. You’ll rage at the glitches but keep coming back because the concept is solid and the potential is huge. Give it a shot if you can overlook a few cockroaches in your gaming salad. At this point, I want to see this chaotic masterpiece succeed. I’m rooting for it to reach its full potential.

Infection Free Zone has a captivating premise, allowing players to immerse themselves in familiar surroundings through its map selection feature, which integrates with real-world locations via a map API. Exploring recognizable landmarks like police stations and supermarkets adds an extra layer of excitement to the gameplay experience.

However, after a couple of hours, the gameplay becomes monotonous with repetitive gunfights that lack depth and variety. The limited range of weapon types, particularly for snipers, feels unrealistic and restricts strategic possibilities. Moreover, the game suffers from frequent crashes and lacks several essential features, leaving players feeling shortchanged.

I find it puzzling that buildings lack individual guards, relying solely on squads or watchtowers for defense. Additionally, the random movement of the infection without consideration for resources like water or food feels arbitrary and breaks immersion. Another issue is the unrealistic limitation on the number of occupants a van can carry, which detracts from the game's realism and strategic planning.

Addressing these concerns and implementing features like mod support could significantly enhance the game's replay-ability and overall enjoyment. Allowing players to contribute to the game's dynamics through mods would foster a stronger sense of community and innovation within the player base.

70% of the time was spent in matchmaking queue, only buy when you have extra time

Tamagotchi++

Rev up your engines and brace yourselves, fellow gamers, because we're diving headfirst into the wild, untamed world of survival and mayhem. This game isn't just a joyride; it's a heart-pounding, gut-wrenching roller coaster through a post-apocalyptic landscape that'll leave you on the edge of your gaming seat.

Visually, it's a feast for the eyes. From lush greenery to the cracked roadways, every pixel feels like it's been handcrafted to perfection. From sun-scorched dunes, arid expanses to desolate highways, each locale meticulously designed to convey a sense of both beauty and decay. The world isn't just a backdrop; it's a character, constantly evolving with dynamic weather that adds a layer of immersion you won't see coming.

Your ride-or-die companion in this chaos? A protagonist whose journey is as kick ass as the combat encounters. With a performance that's more than just lines on a screen, you're not playing a game; you're living a gritty, emotional saga in the midst of a world gone mad.

Story-wise, it's a wild ride through loyalty, betrayal, and all the juicy drama you'd want in an apocalyptic epic. Your choices matter, and the consequences hit hard, turning the game into a gripping narrative where you're not just a player but a survivor fighting against the odds.

Gameplay? Hold onto your controllers and keyboards. Your bike isn't just a mode of transportation; it's your lifeline. Navigating through hordes of freakish enemies is a dance of bullets, explosions, and adrenaline-pumping escapes. It's like a symphony of chaos, and you're the rockstar orchestrating the madness.

In a sea of post-apocalyptic titles, this one's a standout. Whether you're a seasoned apocalypse veteran or a newbie to the genre, this game is your golden ticket. Get ready for a wild ride, where every decision is a game-changer, and survival isn't just a goal—it's a way of life. Welcome to the apocalypse, gamers; it's time to own it.