- December 22, 2023
- Dead Drop Studios LLC
Railbreak
Platforms
About
"Railbreak" is a shooter game that offers both single-player and local multi-player options, supporting up to 2 players in co-op mode. Players must survive hordes of zombies in the city of Cypress Ridge while exploring the classic on-rails arcade experience, powered by the Unreal Engine 5. With a variety of survivors, each having their own loadouts and traits, players can expect high replayability in this survival horror game. The game also serves as a prelude to Outbreak: Shades of Horror and features a full story mode experience.











- A fantastic homage to classic light gun shooters with great graphics, fun gameplay, and multiple modes.
- High replayability and addictive gameplay, enhanced by Sinden Lightgun support and a unique glitch-core aesthetic.
- The game features zany dialogue, challenging story mode, and a solid performance on various platforms, making it a must-have for fans of the genre.
- Some players experienced issues with controller support, particularly with the PS5 controller requiring remapping.
- There are occasional bugs and performance dips, especially during intense moments or at higher settings.
- The pacing in later acts can feel chaotic, and some players may find the randomization challenging compared to traditional rail shooters.
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story mode is a blend of challenge, intensity, and humor, featuring witty dialogue that enhances the experience. Set against the backdrop of a zombie apocalypse, players engage with an arcade cabinet that adds a unique layer to the narrative, which encourages replayability for improved performance and exploration of additional levels. While the main story can be completed in a few hours, its engaging nature invites players to revisit it for a deeper experience.
“The story mode in this game is challenging, intense, and funny, featuring some of the most hilarious lines of comedy during gameplay.”
“Within the fiction of the game, you're playing as a person in a zombie apocalypse who is playing an old arcade cabinet, so the game within the game teeters on the edge of breaking down as the story progresses.”
“You can get through the main story in a couple of hours, but it's really set up in a way that you'll want to go back and try it again to play parts better and achieve a higher score.”
“Within the fiction of the game, you're playing as a person in a zombie apocalypse playing an old arcade cabinet, so the game within the game teeters on the edge of breaking down as the story progresses.”
“You can get through the main story in a couple of hours, but it's really set up to where you'll want to go back and try it again to play parts better and get a higher score.”
“More levels and more story.”