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THE KINGDOM OF THE DEAD MOVIE
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The Art Style | The biggest hook for this game has to be it’s hand drawn art style.

There isn’t much to defeating them though, just shoot until they drop down dead. They can be pretty epic battles in some instances, especially the ones where you have to avoid droves of the undead as well as fending off the boss. Enemies from giant earthworms to bats to undead cowboys will try to kill you at the very end of each stage. Each boss is pretty big in scope and fills a pretty big section of the screen.

The Boss Battles | At the end of each level there is a boss that you must defeat in order to close the gates of hell.

There is also a music player in the level select area where you can listen to all of the tracks throughout the game. The two go hand in hand quite well and compliment each other to the point where you will be head bangining along with the tracks as you shoot down hordes of the undead. Each track is well fitted to each level, and the design even makes me think back to those old horror movies.

THE KINGDOM OF THE DEAD MOVIE

The music sounds like it is straight out of a Romero movie like Dawn of The Dead. The music comprises of some Dark Synthwave music which gives it an 80’s horror film feel. The Music | Kingdom Of The Dead has an amazing soundtrack.You will have a great time mowing them down with your arsenal of weapons over the 9 levels. There are dog like creatures that run after you, spiders, birds, huge hulking antler demons with axes that want you dead, just to name a few. You get your standard run of the mill zombies that melee attack you, you also get zombies that fire guns at you which will require you to move to the side to avoid. For such a small game the varying enemy types really do add a nice change of pace to the game when playing. The various different enemies | Kingdom Of The Dead boasts a huge 22 different enemy types and this is impressive.

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ℹ️ Reviewed on PC | Review code provided by PR/publisher, this review is the personal opinion from the writer. By far the best one in the game with an awesome boss fight at the end of it. Along with the very eye-catching art style, this was a treat of a level.

The feeling of doing something this epic in an indie game just made me grin from ear to ear. Pushing forwards, I dropped down into the nearest carriage and pushed forwards with all the scenery rushing by. I had a Gatling gun which I was using to cut down hordes of the undead, their bodies falling off of the train only to be left in the rearview. The wind blew fiercely as I made my way towards the front of the carriage. In one of the later levels, I found myself running across the rooftop of a train. Developed by DIRIGO GAMES and Published by HOOK, Kingdom Of The Dead delivers a short, but entertaining shooter with over 22 enemy types, 9 bosses, cheat codes, and dark synth-wave tracks that will have you headbanging along with each pull of the trigger, Kingdom Of The Dead is a serious indie contender even for most shooters on the market. Not only that, but it also draws inspiration from modern shooters like Doom and Painkiller. Kingdom Of The Dead is a very eye-catching game, with its hand-drawn, black-and-white homage to westerns.

With Kingdom Of The Dead, it grabbed me by the ears and delivered a swift knee into the teeth, (and I mean that in a good way). LifeisXbox’s Kingdom Of The Dead review | When it comes to first-person shooters, it really takes something special to grab my attention.