So far, the most Kinect games were remarkably family-friendly or fitness-oriented. Inclusion of the exercise in video games is a great idea, but can you think of something, you move faster and more hectic as the Undead Hordes get? I'll take that every day, thank you via Zumba .

The premise for Rise of Nightmares is simple: one night, the fight of (sometimes plunge) frightening and aggressive creatures to find and hopefully save to survive your wife. No biggie, right? There are blood of lots of, terror, weapon choices and tension. The horror-genre-and motion-sensor band is an award-winning, especially if you find weapons such as the "meat grinder". It is a special moment when feeling, as if you actually not only held a controller shredding the undead into pieces could be you.

Speaking it is easy to get into the swing controls. Truth be told, part of the fun is in panic and forget the controls followed by spiders, punching, and in all directions without success slashing (corresponds to the Kinect button mashing?). It is a good balance of how much you move, to really play, so that there is no excessive running or must dodge. Timing is important, but it is not a good idea to get lazy (unless you see the message "You are dead" much like).

One thing I found surprisingly - the Kinect apparently is fantastic even almost pitch dark storage environments. There is really no other way to play a survival-horror game, is a major plus. On the off chance that you where an Xbox 360 (like me) rarely occur under a rock for life, I thought this was pointed out in any case. You will see another bonus - in such subdued light nobody Dreschender in terror.

The undead fan service is most important. Enemies evil under the various are always adorable sexy zombie nurses, as well as some unique and dangerous ballet dancer. I liked dancers to see pancake of tutus especially, to the undead, as they tried to mutilate and destroy. If you are not in women, there are also decaying dudes, but they are not the kind of guys that would see on the cover of GQ. Maybe I'll write Sega on this subject.

Although many of the typical trappings of a horror game is Rise of Nightmares , fresh meat, is here to be enjoyed. The way or sensor aspect is not fake, and engaged the General experience. And in the end, it serves as something better "Training" for zombie apocalypse than sitting on the couch with a controller in hand.

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