In Metal Gear Survive, you have to survive in an open world between the cannibals. The premise was so tired that it was moaning, but the latest article in the Metal Gear series - for the first time since the break-up between director Hideo Kojima and Konami - has maintained a remarkable degree of tension, in You have to fight hunger and thirst as much as you do undead. However, the game emits a tremendous amount of cheat time, and, more regrettably, involves a microtransaction system to reach deeper into the player's wallet.
In Metal Gear Survive, you are stuck in an alternate dimension through which the necessary resources are dispersed and zombies are rampant. Throughout the campaign, the game has a bit of dialogue between tough and humble staff but still patronizes the exchange bots that feel like the interruption of the action is taking place and a nod of catch Tied to the roughness of the Metal Gear Solid series. And though it makes sense for a game with a lot of mechanics-building defenses, treating diseases, picking up junk, and so on. To spend time with the players, The 30 minutes will also focus too much on a plot no one cares about when they are in the midst of a desperate hunt for food while bleeding out from a wound.
For fans to transform into characters and fight to the end to win life, the game will be released soon this year.
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