Divinity: Original Sin 2 vs The Walking Dead: No Man's Land
Divinity: Original Sin 2
Divinity: Original Sin 2 is the highly anticipated sequel to one of the best most recent classic adventure-RPGs. In this game, you can play as one of six races. In fact, you can create very odd characters, such as a flesh-eating Elf for example, and discover how the world react to you. The game also features the same exciting party-based gameplay where you can forge closer ties with your companions and work with them to use whatever advantage you get, including working the environment to your favor, during one of the game's many turn-based battles. You can play the game with up to 4 players online to enjoy a split-screen multiplayer for even more fun.Divinity: Original Sin 2 is also very encouraging of mods and the mod community in general due to the support added to the game which allows players to easily find fan-made mods that they like as well as to create mods of their own. This definitely adds at least a couple tens of hours on top of what already is a pretty lengthy game.
The Walking Dead: No Man's Land
The Walking Dead: No Man's Land is an addictively fun strategy game where you'll get to recruit familiar characters like Rick, Daryl and Michonne, from the hit TV series, The Walking Dead, in addition to many other characters that do not appear on the television show, to assemble a team of the best scavengers and zombie killers. You'll be able to equip and train your survivors so that they can take on increasingly tougher-to-kill zombies.The game also offers a tactical turn-based combat where character positioning, aim and of course, luck play important roles in determining whether your group of survivors will survive the zombie encounter or not. Interestingly, the game even has a PvP aspect where teams of survivors clash in an epic battle over limited resources in the post-apocalyptic world.
If you love The Walking Dead and turn-based strategy games, you'll definitely love The Walking Dead: No Man's Land. Do you have what it takes to keep your survivors alive?