Your character constantly moves forward, a bit like Forest Gump when he couldn’t stop running, but you have control over them strafing left or right as you progress onwards. The game itself was originally a mobile and tablet game, so controls are about as simple as you could ever imagine. Have you ever wondered what it’ll be like if you combined an endless runner, like Temple Run, with a franchise such as The Walking Dead? No? Well, imagine it now… Welcome to Into the Dead 2. The story is a little generic and is essentially a narrative we’ve heard many times before, however, it sets up the current and next ‘mission’ with a bit of exposition and purpose as the gameplay is essentially the same on each and every level moving forward. Spread over 60 levels (yes, sixty), you’re on a journey to make your way through the zombie apocalypse and rescue your family, communicating with various people when you reach your goal in each area and also teaming up with othre colleagues as you progress. However, this game has little to do with that franchise outside of the fact you’re running around killing zombies as they try to viciously rip out your guts and eat them in front of you as you black out (yes, that is a thing in this game). The first thing I thought of when I saw the logo for Into the Dead 2 was The Walking Dead, there’s a similarity which you can’t deny and was most likely done purposely to feed on the success of the popular comics, video games, and TV show.
If they get too close for comfort, stab them with your only knife!
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