Moving Hazard Demo

Zombies are pretty much as common as cats by now, because they have been featured in almost every kind of situation imaginable. There are countless TV shows, movies, video games and books on the subject, not to mention the fact that people are actually building shelters to hide from the inevitable fate of our civilization. However, there’s always room for one more, at least if it’s good enough.

Moving Hazard is not your typical zombie game, on the other hand, because although it features tons of zombies, your primary goal is to avoid them as much as possible. Hence, you’ll be much busier trying to compete with your human adversaries instead, while the zombies are just there to make your life difficult, or maybe to force you to waste a few bullets on them.

The game is still in Early Access at the moment, so it’s clearly missing a few elements, not to mention content. Even so, it’s quite obvious that the quality level is up there, since the gameplay truly feels like it was put together by a professional crew. In fact, it feels very much like Call of Duty, especially when it comes to how the weapons respond and the interface as a whole.

Since the zombies are there to distract you, the goal is to lose as little time as possible on them. Hence, your character has a couple of interesting gimmicks that can be used to deal with the undead without having to waste ammunition. Pheromone bombs come in handy if you want to attract the horde to a specific location, but you can also keep them busy with a few other distractions, depending on the situation.

Speaking of which, there are multiple character loadouts to choose from, depending on whether you want to be light on your feet, or deal some heavy damage once you find a spot with good cover. This aspect is not very refined yet, since the classes could be diversified a bit more and expanded with a few more options, but everything is on the right track at the moment.

Even if Moving Hazard has its flaws at the moment when it comes to the lack of content and a few gameplay glitches, the game has the potential to become quite great in the near future. The core concept is quite unique and intriguing, and it should be the perfect fuel for many hours of multiplayer fun.