- August 12, 2019
- Astralis Games
- 8h median play time
Desert Of The Dead
Platforms
About
In "Desert of the Dead," explore the wild west as a mysterious wanderer with the ability to fight zombies, but only in sunlight. Save people from a government-created virus turning them into the undead, while battling bandits and navigating narrow corridors. With a long, challenging journey ahead, remember that the desert is unforgiving of mistakes.







- The game has a quirky sense of humor and features funny dialogues, making it entertaining despite its flaws.
- For its low price, the game offers a nostalgic 8-bit experience reminiscent of classic arcade games.
- The gameplay includes a variety of weapons and challenging boss fights, providing some enjoyable moments.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs, including game-breaking glitches that can lead to infinite death loops.
- The story is disjointed and poorly translated, making it difficult to follow and understand.
- Gameplay mechanics are frustrating, with floaty controls and hitboxes that often lead to unfair deaths.
story
84 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is largely criticized for being disjointed, confusing, and lacking coherence, with many players noting that it feels more like a collection of random scenes than a cohesive narrative. While some found elements of humor and intriguing plot twists, the overall consensus is that the story is underdeveloped and often overshadowed by gameplay issues and bugs. Despite its shortcomings, a few players enjoyed the lighthearted adventure and found it entertaining in a casual sense.
“The game 'Desert of the Dead' takes you on a wild ride through the Wild West as you uncover the government's sinister plot and battle zombies.”
“Was a fun little adventure through the desert, I enjoyed the story, especially the ending!”
“Good game, amazing story, and lovely graphics.”
“There is no coherent story to speak of; the scenes are just jumbled together with no transitions between them.”
“What little story the game presented was disjointed and confusing.”
“The story is barely there, and the grammar is nonexistent.”