Trains vs Zombies 2 Review

Yes, you heard that right. Trains vs Zombies. 2.

Available on Steam to download for £9.99, this standalone game is based on Train Simulator 2013 tech, and  puts you smack bang in the middle of a zombie apocalypse, armed with only your, ahem, train.

The storyline is entertaining enough, and the game gives enough of a challenge to be enjoyable. It might be frustrating for people who have never played train sim, but with the addition of simple controls, should not be to difficult to get to grips with.

As mentioned, this runs standalone, so you do not need to have Train Sim 2013 to play this, which also serves as a introduction into that game as well.

Graphically this game is very good. You will need a computer with some power under the hood however to run it on max settings, and I had to play around a little to get a good compromise between graphics and smoothness.

This does have some replay value in it, as you try to do things again to a degree of perfection. The downside is it only took me around 3 hours to complete, but that may be because I am a old hand at train sim and knew what I was doing from the outset.

A good little fun time waster.