Dead Effect – Zombie-murdering FPS – Now Available On Steam

BadFly Interactive announced today the worldwide release of its zombie-infested PC & Mac FPS, Dead Effect, now available for download via Steam. Dead Effect is described as a highly addictive single-player game, in which the ESS Meridian spacecraft is travelling through space with a new FTL technology, heading towards its destination, Tau Ceti f, the first planet outside of our solar system ever to be colonized.

In Dead Effect, you play the role of a character and member of Unit 13, an elite peace-keeping unit aboard the ship, and it is your task to discover what happened to the ESS Meridian and the remaining crew.

Dead Effect features an extensive single-player campaign with more than seven hours of gameplay, including a gripping atmosphere and fast-paced FPS arcade action. The game packs 12 challenging levels aboard the ship, ranging from hazardous laboratories and a dangerous nuclear core.

“Choose to play as male or female, and either character can be upgraded as you progress. Special abilities such as Bullet-Time and Devastation enhance the gameplay experience, and the inclusion of mini-games within the game opens up vast opportunities for extended play.”

BadFly Interactive has provided us with a review code, and we’ll soon have a ‘First Impressions’ article for this new FPS.

Enjoy!

Dead Effect PC Trailer

7 thoughts on “Dead Effect – Zombie-murdering FPS – Now Available On Steam”

  1. dead effect? really? as in Dead Space and Mass Effect? this is the kind of title I expect from a mobile phone game.

    oh, look. it is a mobile phone game.

    well…ok, I guess.

  2. This game is bad, really really bad. I tried the Android version on my Oneplus one and it’s boring as hell.
    here is what I experienced:
    1. Graphic it average
    2. Voice over is really bad
    3. Game play is boring as hell
    4. It’s a F***** mobile game

    1. Same here. I bought it thinking it would be an entertaining, not-too-gruesome zombie shooter for Christmas. Yeah, sounds weird but it’s a good way to keep the kids quiet and stop them from running the house(Christmas 2013, it was State of Decay) when family members and friends came visiting.

      After several minutes of playing I decided it’s not worth it. In the end I bought How To Survive and that held up much better. It would’ve been better if the second controller, a cheap knock-off, didn’t break in minutes and allowed for my siblings to join me in local co-op.

  3. Another grunting zombie mass killing game, how original! (Sarcasm intended) I want a game where I can shoot people left right up n down! Give us Hatred!

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