Zombies Are Back: Bodycam The Dead & Damned Update

Zombies are back in one of the most realistic first person shooter games ever made. While the undead aren’t new to Bodycam, they certainly have enough of an audience who will be experiencing it for the first time. After taking their initial attempt offline for some time, the developers have perfected their craft enough to republish it with even more features for everyone to enjoy.

Players can start the game and have the choice to take on the undead on their own or with a team. There are even three new maps that have been added, each detailed in their own ways and equipped with their own challenges. For example, there is an asylum to get through where the main objective is to reach a certain floor, and a village where there is an hour of gameplay.

As you progress, the waves of zombies change to push you to your breaking point. With various zombie types who hold their own special abilities, boss fights, and progressively faster zombies, there won’t be more than a second for you to get your bearings. Your character will even show how overwhelmed they are with an added stress meter to look out for; the more stressed they are, the more difficult it is to keep going. Their body will show symptoms, shaky hands will make reloading more difficult and this is where a teammate will come in handy to cover you as you take your time putting another round into your gun.

Unlike the first time around, zombies are here to stay in Bodycam, meaning you are free to feel the dread of the undead from here on out.

Join in on what the developers call a zombie game so scary, no one will want to play it on Steam now.

Laurie Rose Contreras: Hi everyone! I'm Laurie. I love video games of all kinds, but especially horror. Being immersed into a different world feels like a mini vacation for the mind, even if it is being chased by zombies or some sort of abstract monster.
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