- October 2, 2018
- Sonic Shield
- 8h median play time
BigDay
Platforms
About
The Big Day has arrived. Blast your way through the apocalypse in this bloody pixel-art ARPG, riding through the ruins of the last days on Earth following a devastating zombie outbreak. Uncover the truth behind the crisis, find your missing daughter, and blow holes in every zombie who crosses your path!









- The game features great pixel art and sound design, creating an immersive atmosphere.
- There is a good variety of zombies and weapons, providing engaging gameplay mechanics.
- The reflex-based reloading system adds a unique challenge that rewards quick thinking.
- The game is plagued by technical issues, including crashes and low frame rates, making it unplayable for many.
- It appears to be abandoned by the developers, with no updates or support since launch.
- The game requires an internet connection despite being marketed as single-player, leading to frustration among players.
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game features a captivating chiptune soundtrack that enhances the apocalyptic atmosphere, though some players feel it lacks variety and presence in key moments. While the overall soundtrack is praised, there are criticisms regarding the limited customization options and the need for better integration of sound effects, particularly in relation to weapon sounds. Some players express a desire for a more focused musical theme, suggesting that a purely Asian music style would have been preferable.
“A captivating chiptune soundtrack accompanies you along the way, immersing you in this apocalyptic landscape.”
“No rock involved if you know what I mean, overall music is good.”
“Great soundtrack.”
“Very little music in circumstances where it should be overflowing with it, in addition to sounds that are taken out of the Counter-Strike series.”
“The user's preferences cannot be modified in almost any way; we can simply change the volume of the music and the sounds, but the graphics and controls cannot be adjusted.”
“The Asian music would have been better if it was just Asian music.”