Garage
- May 10, 2018
- Zombie Dynamics
In the garage, where I belong, no one hears me sing this song.
Garage is a bloody, top-down shooter inspired by VHS era B-movies. You play as Butch, an ex-drug dealer who finds himself in an underground parking garage where he accidentally uncovers a secret underworld filled with mutants and the undead.
Nintendo Switch
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Critic Reviews
Garage (Nintendo Switch)
My first hour of diving into Garage was extremely promising, but as time went on the honeymoon phase quickly began to fade. Tearing apart zombies and snagging new weapons from a top-down perspective made me feel like I was preparing myself for a recipe of DOOM mixed with an adventure feel from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. In that sense, the game serves its purpose, but Garage ends up being just another average take on the overly saturated slew of apocalyptic zombie survival games we’ve seen over the last decade with an added touch of a twin-stick shooter.
60%Garage (Switch) Review
In the garage, where I belong, no one hears me sing this song.
45%Blood, bullets, and B-movies --- GARAGE: Bad Trip review
GARAGE: Bad Trip is a top-down twin-stick shooter that wants nothing more than to impress and excite. The sleek visuals and sublime sound design lure you in, then the fast-paced, challenging combat keeps you hooked on clearing level after level. However, missed opportunities and wasted potential take their toll on the game, limiting gameplay variety and giving rise to the game’s tamer moments.
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