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Penned as a DayZ clone that's bigger and better, when I last played Infestation: Survivor Stores it was still called "The War Z." I actually spent the money then (I think it was $15) and not a day goes by that I don't regret that decision.

The world is listless at best. Devoid of even undead life, the game feels empty and boring. There's not much to see other than trees and rocks and there's certainly nothing to do. When you happen upon others in better shape than you, expect to die if they are so inclined - trying to enter a city back in the day along the overpass resulted in numerous deaths, one after the other as I was sniped by hidden ambushers.

There's nothing positive to say about this game. Do not buy it. Do not accept it if it is free. Do not play it.

The Red Solstice is an extremely good game and is great for co-op.

Simply Put

Grey Goo is a crowning achievement to the RTS genre, and a must-have for fans of strategy games. The narrative is excellent with stunning cinematics, and the gameplay either online or offline is certainly worth your time. This is a wonderful step back into the glory days of RTS games for myself, and for those wanting to try it for the first time, it will not disappoint.