Organ Trail is a retro zombie survival game. Travel westward in a station wagon with 4 of your friends, scavenging for supplies and fending off the undead. Members of your party might die of dysentery or you might have to put them down yourself when they get bit. Faithfully recreated it as if it were on the Apple 2, Organ Trail offers amazing 16 color art and retro beeps and boops. Packed full of zombie mechanics, themes and references, this is a must have for any zombie survival fans. Name your party after your friends and watch them die slowly Hours of gameplay! Get dysentery and 9 other diseases Scavenge for supplies while you fight back the undead Manage your food, ammo, fuel, medkits and more in your struggle to survive Put down infected party members who might turn on you Stop at towns to trade, take jobs and fix your car Car upgrades Fight off bandits Zombie boss fights Choose-your-own-adventure style encounters on the road A weather system and day night cycle Huge soundtrack
You travel by car with 4 friends. to safety, but the way is long.
What you can expect:
- when to sleep, thus heal.
- buy/sell items
- Upgrade your skills , buy at town
- Scavange the area for food. This is done in a 2D map where you walk
and shoot. shoot by drawing a line between Zombie and you.
Simple. fun, and effective, will be a challenge if there are many
zombies. Sometimes if you try to fire to fast, you will reload
instead shooting. Very innovative way to shoot.
- upgrade car, gives extra posibilities
- Car can brake down
- You encounter others, what do you do? help or try to steal from
them?
- boss fights
- and more...
Have not played a pixeled game for long, but this game can for sure be recommended.
Great game! One thing I would like to see is random stranger pickups to replace lost party members. You could add all kinds of features that go along with picking up hitchhikers. :)
Very fun adventure in roguelike style. However the game is too linear and has too many annoying bugs. If there weren't there I would rate it much higher.
This is what we want! Ben Crossbones, great music!
The game cannot be played with a trackpad or a ball due to the way the guns work. Controls are somewhat unresponsive.
Excellent game, only flaw I can see is that sometimes it can be tedious to sit around and wait for a good trade to come up.
I'll admit, when I first bought Organ Trail, I wasn't sure how much I was going to enjoy the game after playing around with it for a bit. But after some time getting used to how it played, I found it enjoyable and didn't regret the purchase. The game's relentless survival elements and incredibly stiff gunplay may be off-putting to some due to their learning curve, but sticking with it means getting some intense survival gaming that can be both silly and refreshingly somber at the same time. For $5, definitely worth it.
awesome game pretty much instantly classic. but imo it needs a bit more events or something, constantly seeing the same "save your friend from a bandit" scene was making it a little dull. and maybe add another highway to take some where down the road to switch it up and make it at least feel like there's a road you're chosing to take to get to your path. if it had a little bit more depth (maybe guns you could buy/find) or like i said more events would of rated it 10 easy. just sayin!
it feels like in good old times on my C64. Gfx ok, Sound perfekt, a lot of options are necessary to survive. i like it
I was never a huge fan of the idea of Oregon Trail. Whenever I did try it, I was quickly bored and frustrated. This game, however, takes the original ideas of Oregon Trail and updates them with a more relevant (to today's entertainment market) theme, a better interface, and a lot more fun than I can remember having with the original Oregon Trail. The controls are pretty good, and the gameplay is fun. It's got a healthy sense of humor, and a great retro feel. I would recommend this game to anyone.