Inspired by horror and B-movies from the '80s, Everdark takes us to a city infested with vampires. Armed with stakes, garlic, crosses, holy water, and an arsenal of firearms and melee weapons, we'll fight our way through this shooter that blends classic survival horror with an oppressive atmosphere.
The demons' days are numbered thanks to the game developed by ESDIP_Games and Dojo System, and distributed in our region by Tesura Games. This first-person shooter forces us to...
Although it offers some entertaining moments, Everdark: Undead Apocalypse isn’t something we’d want to remember…
For a retro inspired shooter, EVERDARK does really well. However, the game could do with turning down the amount of enemies, or improving the stealth mechanics. As it is too easy to be sighted by vampires, and when a swarm is on you, it isn’t easy to take them all down. The level designs are okay, but I wish that I could have really looked around. But...
EVERDARK: Undead Apocalypse is a survival shooter with a clear identity and an unmistakable ’80s soul. It doesn’t shine on a technical level or delve too deeply into its narrative, but its gameplay loop is addictive and its B-movie tone works. It’s straightforward, irreverent, and fully aware of what it wants to be. An imperfect first chapter, yes —...
Although it lacks polish at times, I enjoyed my time spent shooting and staking vampires to my heart’s content, it has drawbacks but overall it took me a few hours to complete and I had fun throughout, it may not stay too long in the memory, but while playing I was entertained.