Set in the distant future, #Killallzombies makes sport of survival pitting one player in an arena against hordes of zombies. The only catch is your game is broadcast over Live from Playstation or Twitch and the people watching your attempt at survival have the ability to change what happens in the game. They can be nice and enter a command that will kill all the zombies, or they can go the opposite direction and pit you against a big boss and watch you squirm your way out. Your life (so to speak) is in their hands.
It’s not a matter of just being thrown into an arena and expected to survive. As you progress you gain powerful perks to aid you and the more zombies you kill the more experience you gain, and when you gain a certain amount your character levels up, again increasing your chance of survival. There are a few different ways for spectators to change the flow of the game. At 80 second intervals, viewers get the chance to vote on one of two different encounter options; encounter spawns or various arena events. Spectators also get to vote on perks for the player, and if the voter waits and picks the perk that was most voted on they will also get extra health and experience. Throughout the actual gameplay, spectators have the ability to enter in chat commands that can greatly affect the players chance of survival. Although the live streaming is completely optional, it will greatly add to the gameplay creating an almost unstable environment for players, keeping them on their toes.
#Killallzombies is being developed by Beatshapers and is expected to make its way onto the Playstation 4 before the end of the year.
