Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia

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Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia

General Information:

Developer .........: Artificial Studios
......................: Immersion Games
Publisher ..........: SouthPeak Interactive
Engine .............: Unreal Engine 3.0 with PhysX
Platform ...........: Microsoft Windows
Release date .....: NA June 12, 2007
.....................: EU June 22, 2007
Genre .............: Shoot 'em up, Action, Adventure
Mode ...............: Single-player, Multiplayer

Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia really wishes it was born in the '80s. It's got its heart in the right place, aiming to capture the kitschy vibe of such zombie-murdering classics as Zombies Ate My Neighbors and creating a gameplay design that feels like a 3D mash-up of Gauntlet or Ikari Warriors. When you throw in four-player co-op play, a bunch of goofy competitive multiplayer modes, a lengthy campaign, and a ridiculous number of monsters to kill, the recipe for some good old-fashioned fun would seem to be in place. But Monster Madness botches the execution. This includes a counterintuitive control scheme, oddly balanced difficulty, obnoxiously repetitive combat, and a nearly useless camera in co-op mode. Eventually such problems become too numerous and too annoying to tolerate, turning what could have been a simple monster-killing romp into a scattered, clumsy mess.

Gameplay:

Players control one of four playable characters and attempt to escape the monster-infested locale, defeating various forms of zombies and other monsters and boss creatures in order to progress through the game. There are five chapters in Monster Madness: Suburban Nightmare, Shopping Maul, High School Hell, Cemetery Scary, and Evil Castle. Each chapter contains 3 to 5 stages.

Each character is armed with unique weapons and special moves. Each stage contains one secret character-specific melee weapon for all four characters.

While there are a large number of melee weapons in the world, the main focus will be on the character's signature melee weapon and the various constructable and upgradable guns. Each character has a class of melee weapons that they feel most comfortable with. By using their favored weapon, they gain access to a powerful special attack once their power bar is charged to the max by killing enemies. In addition to the melee weapons, there are also 15 different guns that will be built using 25 different types of weapon parts scattered and hidden in each level. Each gun also has 3 different levels of upgrades which not only makes the gun more powerful, but can change the way it operates as well. For example, nailgun level 1 has players wielding two semi-automatic nailguns , while nailgun 3 has an extended clip and is fully automatic.

System Requirements:

Minimum:

Video: 128 MB Direct3D Compatible Video Card (GeForce FX not supported)
Processor: Pentium 4 1.5 GHz or equivalent
Memory: 512 MB RAM

Recommended:

Video: 256 MB Direct3D, Shader Model 3 Compatible Video Card
Processor: Intel Pentium 4 - 2 Ghz Equivalent Processor or Higher
Memory: 1024 MB RAM

Install:

1. Mount the image with Daemon tools.
2. Install the game.
3. Copy the crack from the ViTALiTY folder.
4. Play the game with the image mounted.
5. Enjoy the game!

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Batalii din suburbie :-D

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