| Version | 1.4.9 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | KraiSoft Entertainment |
| Release date | Dec 7, 2008 |
| Date added | Jul 9, 2008 |
| Os requirements | Windows 2000, Windows Vista, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows, Windows XP |
| Requirements | None |
| Total downloads | 14,357 |
| Price | Free to try |
Description
Blast your way through locations filled with mutants in this third-person 3D-shooter game. Your dropship crash-landed on the planet where some strange disaster has happened. In your attempt to get replacement units for your ship and discover the source of evil raging all over the planet, you will defeat dreadful creatures with your arsenal of weaponry, vehicles, and special devices and abilities. Fight through forests and wastelands, deep canyons and lava fields, and abandoned research facilities and ancient temples.
The game features 3D graphics and sound effects, 16 weapons and devices, vehicles, three game modes (Campaign, Firing Range, and Survival), and a Worldwide Hall of Fame. Version 1.4.9 has video card compatibility increased and games launcher added.
Review
A few minor quibbles aside, this shoot-'em-up game makes an addictive and challenging diversion. In After The End, you control a soldier stranded alone in a postapocalyptic world inhabited by aggressive and evil monsters. As you might guess, your job is to blast them all into oblivion to stay alive. To make your task easier, you must locate more powerful weapons such as shotguns and mines. Although this game might sound easy, your foes are fast and tenacious, so you must take care not to get cornered. Killing a monster results in an explosion of blood, but you can disable this option to make the game more suitable for youngsters. It takes a while to figure out how to adroitly switch among your weapons, but After The End lets you reconfigure all control keys to ease the learning curve. We also like that the application lets you play in both campaign and survival modes, though you also can hone your shooting skills at the firing range. The small yet detailed third-person graphics accurately render the game's cold, horrific ambience, and the sound effects are just as appropriate. Also, although the game doesn't hog much memory when running and won't slow most computers, it does take up a significant amount of hard-drive space. Fans of action-adventure games most likely will find After The End satisfies.
