Stubbs the zombie 2 revenge of the salesman xbox 360

#Stubbs the zombie 2 revenge of the salesman xbox 360 mac#

We developed other ideas after that, but we ended up coming back to Stubbs because we could all imagine making it work. Jonric: How did the Wideload Games' team arrive at the unusual concept for Stubbs the Zombie in 'Rebel Without a Pulse'? And what's it about? Matt Soell: The idea arose in the shower, when I thought 'Wouldn't it be nice if there was a game where you played a zombie gradually destroying some beautiful place and converting the citizens into zombies?' At the time, we were kicking around various ideas for action / comedy games, but we didn't have many with a high-concept hook - you couldn't encapsulate the idea in a snappy one-liner. Since it always improves our spirits to look into interesting, unusual games, we caught up with Writer Matt Soell to answer our extensive list of questions. It doesn't quite feel right, but before very long, you also come to the realization that eating someone's brain will help you to feel better. You have no idea what has caused you to awaken and emerge, although you do know that the soaring buildings, bright lights and amazing machines all around you weren't here before. Actually, it might be better to use a term like previously or semi-deceased since you crawl out from your grave during the festivities. In this third-person action offering, your role is that of the deceased.

#Stubbs the zombie 2 revenge of the salesman xbox 360 mac#

Wideload Games' Stubbs the Zombie in 'Rebel without a Pulse' is projected as an autumn release on the PC, Xbox and Mac platforms.

That may be the reason why, some 26 years earlier during the Great Depression, an unknown murderer saw fit to utilize it as the burial site for the body of his victim, Edward 'Stubbs' Stubblefield, an utterly unremarkable traveling salesman whose career and life came to a sudden, brutal end without his even having the opportunity to see who had done the deed or to know why. Supposedly created to serve as a showcase for modern technology and bearing the motto 'Drink your fill of the Future', it stands on what was once an unexceptional field out in a remote area of the countryside. In Pennsylvania, the opening day celebration has gotten under way for the city of Punchbowl, newly built by wealthy playboy and industrialist Andrew Monday as a monument to his affluence and ego.