Undead Horde - the story of a necromancer and the plundering of the world

Reviews of Undead Horde are once again appearing online on the game. The beta test phase has just opened the iOS test phase available on the iTunes App Store, while it is already available on Steam, GOG, Nintendo Switch Store, PlayStation Store for PS4, and Microsoft Store for Xbox One. . It has gradually conquered one platform at a time since its initial release, in March 2019, garnering positive reviews from both sides with gamers primarily praising the game for its eye-catching game design and awesome concept to play. as a necromancer who raises the dead and conquers the earth.

Undead Horde is developed and published by 10tons Ltd., a video game developer who has created titles such as Neon Chrome, Jydge, and the most sacred of all - Crimsonland. Crimsonland was a pioneering double-ended top-down arena shooter game that practically created the genre that so many games are aimed at today. It also contained a combination of RPG elements that created a particularly alluring gaming experience, combined with endless enemy hordes surging with ingenious weapons until it created a feeling of warm satisfaction.

Well, in their latest title you play as a necromancer who unlike Crimsonland creates hordes as you resurrect and integrate the corpses of your fallen foes into your army. This is a necromantic action game at best where, like in Crimsonland, the adjective "fast paced" just isn't going to cut it. It's a real hack'n's explosion with strategic elements for all this chaos, that's exactly what players are praising for this new title.

In a way, the horde of living dead managed to bring a touch of meaning and planning to all of this chaos and make it so much more than just extravagance, but… yeah, that's a lot. Players take on the role of Maraud the Necromancer, who seeks to claim what once belonged to the living dead as he leads his army and raises all the villages one by one, feeding his army with fresh troops and taking treasures. Much like what Night King does in the Song of Ice and Fire book series and the Game of Thrones TV adaptation, with the only difference being that it's fun, eye-catching, and addicting.

The game is now in its beta testing phase and 10tons studio is looking for players to help them complete the tune-up. and release the game for iOS. The Undead Horde game could turn out to be a trend change again, just like Crimsonland. The game undoubtedly brings a lot of fun and is worth a look.