Ulasan

• gamedeal user

  Nov 17, 2022

  7.5/10

  Obviously, this time the plot of the game is more focused on survival in the apocalypse, the appearance of new characters and new environments, the portrayal of the characters' inner hearts, and the professional and detailed description as always, all of which make this game largely unsatisfactory will not let you down. There is not much difference in music, operation interface, etc., and the fatal flaw is still the short game time. It may be unacceptable to sell such a length of game content separately, but the quality of the game itself is still excellent. It is a wise move to deal with most of the erotic scenes in the way of additional scenarios so that players can focus more on the plot during the progress of the main line. For those players who liked the previous game very much, they will definitely be very satisfied.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 14, 2019

  Other than some sloppy translations here and there that didn't quite match what the voice actors said, this was a great followup from Vol 1. The person who wrote this material is clearly highly intelligent. The world building was amazing, the details were uncanny, the in-depth knowledge was impressive and the characters like always had depth to them. They acted like individuals which is important and the writer nailed it just like in Vol 1. Impressive work. If you're bored of bad movies and want some real good entertainment for once then this is for you. A kinetic novel which is basically a movie but puts any movie to shame. If i had to compare the world building to anything close then it would be Game of Thrones. The scope of it is not on epic scale of world building as GoT, but the quality of it is on par. It's set on a handful of specific characters. For anyone wondering, it is uncensored 18+ and the graphics are top notch. Gotta give em props for releasing it on Steam! Now the suffering begins as we wait for Vol. 3... The pain is indeed palpable...
• gamedeal user

  Aug 14, 2019

  Great game 9/10. Thank god there wasn't ntr
• gamedeal user

  Aug 13, 2019

  i bought this like 12 minutes after it was released. don't judge me.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 16, 2020

  The below review contains some potential spoilers: Compared to Vol. 1, this episode seems to have a lot more storyline and not be quite so centred on the NC sex side (which is partially why I recommend this volume, but couldn't bring myself to recommend Vol. 1, that said the story is a direct continuation.) The first 10-15 minutes are an optional catch up. It features quite a neat summary of the first volume, although does detract from the less desirable actions the main character did in Vol 1. While the main character is still unlikeable, the story line shows he does at least have some feelings. After 1hr-1hr 30mins you get the first adult scene (which is NC), it ends with a choice of how you proceed (joining the humans, or abandoning them). If you choose to remain by yourself, you end up with very little additional story line although it does show that the zombies are adapting/learning as a result of the characters treatment of them. There are approx 40 mins of dialogue (including adult scenes) in this choice meaning if you only play through 1 of the choices, the game can be completed (while actually reading the dialogue) in 2hrs-2hrs 10mins. Choosing to return to the people, results in 5-10 mins of additional story and a general thought that the main char may have gained some compassion for the zombies/people he's been abusing; Followed by approx. 30 mins more backstory relating to other characters, along with some nice additional information/dialogue about the initial outbreak. This then cuts to about 20 mins of the current story from an alternate viewpoint slowly detailing the discontent building as a result that the evacuation to a safer zone can't happen quickly and a catch-up with the other characters from Vol 1, along with a general continuation of their story. I found their viewpoints to reflect an accurate portrayal of how I think people would feel under the circumstances. You then get a further 40-45 mins of story before you get to the next major development (and the first minor text (grammatical error) I've spotted so far! (and the only one I really noticed in the whole VN!)) there are 5-10 mins additional story however they start recycling images (some of the images from vol 1, or are used for multiple different scenes rather than featuring new imagery). The first major plot hole falls about 20 mins later when a zombie woman appears without evident wounds but clearly "zombie" rather than the 'pristine' conditions like the ones our main char has been 'using'. The story continues and after our main char goes to check things in the city he finally starts thinking about the big picture and demonstrating that he does have some compassion. When he returns there is another change in dynamic, as the changing realities cause their strain to show on all the survivors and during a 1 hour section with him and the doctor (all story) he finally admits to some of what he's done/been up to in Vol 1. this is followed by an hour or so of additional story followed by a consensual sex scene, effectively ending this vol of the story. and the credits role. Playtime for this option is about 10 hours, with an additional 30 mins or so of epilogue hinting on some darker turns in the next Volume. Once the game has been completed with both options additional scenes are unlocked which are accessed through the main menu. There are approx 2hrs 10mins of additional scenes/dialogue unlocked, most of which are flashback/filler, the first 2 are story with the latter 3 being story/adult. (The second & third are mostly flashbacks to scenes that weren't in vol 1 but are set during it). Positives: - Nice artwork & voice acting - Well written again (Only 1 noticeable translation error) - More story line - Trading cards Negatives: - No steam overlay (although steam screenshots do work in this Vol.) - Main character is still an arse - I had several issues with game stability, it completely refused to boot for me after I played for a while, the support was trying to be helpful but in the end I managed to resolve the issue on my own. (see my post in the game discussion for information, I've passed the information on to the support team, so hopefully there will be a resolution for it in the future.) - No achievements
• gamedeal user

  Aug 13, 2019

  The visual novel series "I walk among zombies" is one of my favorite visual novel series out there, it has good music and really detailed art! but its not because of those reasons that made me love the game, its because of the story! Playing the game will make you think "I wonder whats going to happen" because the game's story has alot of mystery to unravel and that's why you'll get hooked on this series, the "juicy" scenes are a great bonus too! With its detailed art you'll become a zombie too; hungry for more juicy action, if you know what i mean ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Now the waiting game for vol.3 begins!
• gamedeal user

  Apr 8, 2023

  Honestly, I was a bit reluctant to start I Walk Among Zombies Vol. 2 (Adult Version) though I really enjoyed the first part. Before it was a real pleasure to play as a unique MC in that horrible word buut still full of porn scenes :) In this part it was obvious from the store page MC will have to interact with other survivals and I wasn't that sure I was curious about that. Nothing special about that setting anymore. But fortunately I was wrong and this second part was also quite captivating! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2952779109 Perhaps it's even more fascinating as here we finally get a choice, only one but really crucial. And therefore two totally different scenarios of our survival. That was awesome. I'm not a fan of kinetic novels. And though I prefer the VNs with lots of choices, such games with meager options but truly pivotal ones are also fun to play. A new female character was introduced. One more reason why I didn't believe I'd enjoy this game as the first one. Not a fan of harem stories. I mean with male MC xD Oh and, of course, the 'Harem Ending' here was totally not what I even could imagine XD I lloved that. It could be a bit disturbing though quite alluring. But the main story line is so well-written. The surgery made me really emotional and worried for the fate of that poor boy. And MC's relationship with the doctor was a nice contrast to that immature girl who was forced into it. I'm really curious to read more about how everything is going to pan out. Welp, as the first part this one is rather short but as before it left me quite yearning for continuation. I'm so eager to start the third part. Fights with intelligent zombies are promised to be exciting. I do hope so! XD Praises : +same great art style. Can't share my ss tho. They are all nsfw ^.~ +captivating story with two outcomes this time; +finally F12 worked and I could make lots of 18+ screenshots xD without any trouble; +no need to install adult content, it's already in the game; +additional scenes is a great feature. Perhaps it's not that easy to add all those extra content to the main plot, but to be able to read all that anyway in the separate section was awesome. +cards; + female characters are voiced. Complaints : --I wish it were longer; --I didn't like that zombie looked the same as in the first part(( there were new encounters, new fights but zombie were the same we have already got rid of in the previous game :( --some typos ('asleep in a bad', for example)

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• gamedeal user

  Feb 19, 2022

  Enjoyed Episode 1 because I assumed that the stakes and pacing would ramp up at some point.. but it really doesn't. The lack of real tension or danger for the MC is a major snoozefest. I thought we would be bumping into hostile survivors and facing off against sentient zombies but Episode 2's first few hours have just put me off so much with its slow pacing that I just don't care anymore despite knowing that things get crazy in Episode 3. THEN I learn that the novel series is basically discontinued!!!! WTF. Yeah I'm good. Moving on.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 5, 2023

  Great story and character art.