Darkest Dungeon vs Dead Town - Zombie Survival
Darkest Dungeon
Darkest Dungeon is a hardcore turn-based dungeon crawler with a rather unique gothic theme that explores the psychological stresses of adventuring as well as a beautiful, comic-like art style. Play through the more realistic (not glorified) life of an adventurer as you will not only fight challenging and devious enemies, but also face a host of problems that most adventure RPGs simply turn a blind eye to such as the stress and other mental of the day-to-day of an adventurer, famine, disease and of course, the dark feeling that arose when whatever you do doesn't really seem to matter.The game is pretty much story-driven (as you might ahve expected), but it does also feature a rather innovative turn-based combat as well as over 16 different hero classes for you to play as and recruit to your party. As mentioned, the game's a hardcore game as well - this means permadeath, procedural dungeons and practically endless replay value!
If you think you'd enjoy a more narrative-driven dungeon crawler that's very different from all the other similar games you might have played, Darkest Dungeon is definitely a game you'll want to get.
Dead Town - Zombie Survival
Dead Town - Zombie Survival may not look like much but it is a pretty hardcore zombie survival game that may rival that of Last Day on Earth: Survival despite having more simplistic visuals. In this game, you'll need to survive in a dead town filled with zombies. You'll need to scavenge, craft and cook a variety of items in the morning just so you can make it to the next day, and most importantly, you'll need to build a base to defend against the zombie hordes that will attack you during the night. Naturally, there will be a ton of zombies to kill and weapons to use as well.Being a pretty much endless game, you just need to survive as long as you can. If you're defeated, you have to start all over again.
Dead Town - Zombie Survival may be more of a survival game with some tower defense elements than an actual survival game like Last Day on Earth: Survival, but in terms of difficulty and depth, both games are pretty comparable. Who knows? You may end up liking this game as much as you've enjoyed Last Day on Earth!