The gameplay loop revolves around getting in your car and driving while consuming gas and food. I would have preferred the game to split the screen like the Lego games do so well. Or maybe my friends just suck? Either way, I know one irritation when playing co-op is that player one drags player two into new rooms, making player two feel like Tails in Sonic games – somewhat helpful but not really. This is both a blessing and a curse because it can be more exciting to play a session with a friend, but at the same time the AI computer controlled characters often seem more efficient. The computer controls the extra characters, unless you have a friend that wants to play 2-player co-op. You never know when a wrench will come in handy! Each person in your group will help kill the onslaught of zombies, but they’ll do more damage with the appropriate weapons. Each person in your party gobbles up more resources, so although it might seem like a great idea to rescue a lady in trouble, you might want to think twice before adding her to your team. Each day that passes requires food and gas to keep moving on your trip. The game plays out through two segments, the story mode where you make decisions and the action mode where you hunt down zombies and try and gather vital supplies. Some seem benign: do you stop at the Y’all-Mart to try and stock up on supplies, or take a gamble at the local police station in hopes of some weapons and ammunition? Both seem like reasonable pit stops, but thanks to the randomized nature of the game, you never know which stop will be your last. That’s right, you’ll be making multiple decisions every day throughout your journey. However, just like in real life, you never know what consequences or random acts of God await for you on the other side of the text tree. Instead, it’s one of survival, where the choices you make will impact your chances of success. The premise is simple: get in your car and drive to Canada (a supposed safe-haven) to escape the hordes of undead. When I first saw screens of Death Road To Canada I wasn’t sure what to expect from the final game. Death Road To Canada takes a tried-and-true concept and twists it into a humorous action adventure game that might be worthy of your time. Over the past ten years they seem to be the go-to monsters of choice for TV, movies, and games, and it seems like zombie fatigue has yet to set in. There is no shortage of video games featuring zombies as the antagonists.
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