Global Outbreak 1.3.8

Disease outbreaks are the kind of apocalyptic scenarios that prove popular amongst the gaming community. Games that simulate apocalyptic scenarios are usually popular because they are intriguing in their storyline and offer the chance for gamers to play the role of saviors in the face of death and destruction. Outbreak games that provide glimpses of disease outbreaks and pandemics are usually equally popular because the design of such games is the same with the ultimate objective to save humanity from the outbreak through whichever means possible. Global Outbreak is an outbreak genre game developed by Short Round Games and it promises entertainment and enjoyment throughout. Let's find it out if the game delivers on the promises or not.

The start of the game sets up the game's universe and the storyline that the game would follow. It introduces you to the main players and the main objectives that would need to be achieved in a conversational manner. The start is great because it provides a solid introduction to the characters, the storyline and the gameplay. There is a defense contractor company that specializes in military operations that has been tasked with controlling a disease outbreak that turns humans to zombie like creatures. The conversations take place between the contractor company and government officials with the main characters that stay on the field are two military contractors that are controlled by the players. The game's introduction includes a small guided mission that lays out the gameplay, controls and objectives in any mission.

Once the main setup has been done, the outbreak game introduces you to the main title page through which you can control all your missions. From setting up camps in different areas of the world to directing teams to go to places where the outbreak becomes uncontrolled, there is a lot to do in the game even when you are not on the field and taking aim at the outbreak pods and zombie humans. There is an entire section of buildings that can be erected to help improve the team's performance in handling the outbreak and in ensuring that support is always available for the teams sent to fight on the ground.
The outbreak game's gameplay is essentially mission based with the on-field team required to destroy outbreak pods and then extract themselves from the location. There is money to be picked up along with grenades, weapons and bullets within each mission as well and the more you can move on the map, the more rewards you can find. The controls are simple and if you play the tutorial with concentration, you would have no problems in taking aim to fire at pods or enemies and to move around the map to explore different locations. The game's graphics are also fine and while there is the sense that they could be better, there is enough clarity within the graphics that you can still have fun while playing due to the detailed layout and engaging storyline.

The outbreak game's special scenes are great as they offer you the chance to be engaged in the storyline and developments. The special background music is also engaging and interesting and keeps you serious throughout when playing the game.

Features:

• Excellent tutorial built into the gameplay at the start
• Fantastically detailed storyline with special scenes present to further enrich it
• Easy and simple controls that can be mastered very quickly
• Nice graphics with outbreak pods and enemies easily identifiable
• Good background music that adds to the gameplay

Conclusion:

Global Outbreak is an entertaining and fascinating outbreak game. With a solid storyline, interesting gameplay, good controls and an exhilarating background score, you will definitely want to try the game out especially if you like shooting games that have good storylines.