You have blockers, which are useful at choke-points and only attack when the opponent approaches you have normal zombie chaps, who just attack the player wherever he is on the map and you have red zombies, who never attack and are solely focused on capturing the flags. You drop them into the game by touching the screen, and you're unable to place them too closely to the FPS player.
The aim is to capture a required number of flags.Īs the pad player, you're given a suite of zombies with which to attack the FPS player. He's trying to kill the other person, who's playing on the TV in a traditional FPS style. In the mode we played, the person with the GamePad is zombie-lord King Boris. In ZombiU's case, it means one person using the Pro controller - or "the rubbish 360 pad," as most seem to call it - and WiiU's touch-screened GamePad. "Asynchronous multiplayer" sits alongside "platform agnostic" as being a supremely stupid way to describe a simple concept. The first time I ever got to try it was with ZombiU at Ubisoft Montpelier last month. You're going to be hearing those words a lot in 2013. For the first time in mainstream console gaming, this will allow "asynchronous multiplayer". The idea of the double-screen set-up is one every console platform manufacturer latched onto in the last year, and WiiU will be the first native implementation of it when it releases in the US later this week. "For the first time, a classical FPS player could be defeated by his own mother playing the tactical game on the tablet. Fortunately, WiiU launch title ZombiU makes the whole concept simple with its innovative RTS-FPS combination.
"Asynchronous multiplayer" is a stupid way to describe people playing a game together in varying ways.
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