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About This Game The Game24 Hours ‘Til Rescue plunges you into dynamic, hand-crafted, city overrun by the undead with one, simple premise: to escape the city alive. Yet, with most of the streets barricaded, all of them teeming with enemies, and with rescue not coming for another 24 hours, the chances of survival are slim to none. If you want to escape you are going to have to head out into the streets, find fellow survivors, scavenge the city for guns, ammo and food, and undertake a terrifying quest that will lead you into the bowels of the infected hospital, through the rat infested sewers, and to the home of the crazy mayor. The world is never going to be the same again!Features:10 playable characters each with different stats, bonuses, and starting locations within the city.Permadeath - When you die, you die! There is a non permadeath mode but high-scores are not saved.Crafting - Craft guns and ammo, and cook restorative snacks, from hundreds of lootable items.Day and night system with real darkness!Looting - From gun shops, through houses, to the mayor's mansion: every building is lootable.Time specific events such as characters that die at certain times.A truly difficult experience where beating your own high-score is often far more achievable than beating the game.Warning:This game is designed to be difficult…. very difficult. It would be almost impossible to complete the game on the first run through, even if you had access to the best characters, best guns, and didn’t play on the default ‘Permadeath’ mode: the story of the city unfolds so that you learn more with each character and with each play through. Dying is part of the game – if that doesn’t appeal, it’s probably best to move on!The characters:You can start the game as ten different characters, each with different bonuses, skills, and starting locations within the city. However, on your first run through you will only be able to select two of them, the others can be unlocked if you can find them within the city, before they are eaten alive. Some characters are hiding in houses, others in the streets, but the more you find the easier the game becomes, not only because you have alternate starting points but also because when you meet them, they will join you as a companion!The world:The game is set in a dynamic city where events happen at specific times over the 24 hours. Some things can be done at any time, others within a time limit. This can make the game even more challenging. To make your life easier however the world is jam-packed with lootable items, some of which can be used directly like armour, weapons, and ammo, and others which can be used to cook and craft. There are also special items which can only be found in certain locations (or with certain starting characters) like the fuel siphoner, chainsaw fuel converter, and keys!This game uses the engine of, and is a prequel to, 'Apocalypse Hotel: The Post-Apocalyptic Hotel Simulator!' by Flynnfour Games - Though it shares an engine it is a very different game and is definitely worth a look. Indeed, we liked it so much that we collaberated in making this spin-off!The quest:In order to leave the city you are tasked with retrieving a sample taken from patient 0. This will mean a descent into the bowels of the infested hospital. Yet not all is as it seems and you will find yourself buffeted from one mission to another with hardly time to craft more ammo or cook up some health snacks before you find yourself sent off to another location to kill some beastie, fetch some data, or stop the crazy mayor from doing something you’ll all regret! 6d5b4406ea Title: 24 Hours 'til RescueGenre: Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPGDeveloper:J. Fletcher, Michael FlynnPublisher:BrainCraft Gaming, FlynnFour GamesRelease Date: 19 Feb, 2016 24 Hours 'til Rescue Steam Keygen Free Download 24 hours til rescue steam. 24 hours til rescue Here's a video i did to show some of the gameplay https:\/\/youtu.be\/QPkoEoWm7i0 The game isn't as bad as i first thought however It'd be great if the zombies didn't have "Magic attacks" and thus able to\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665you with there rapid fire "Spells" before you can get a shot off as Sara. The first person the blond "Sara" has a gun, but it's slow and lacks the feeling of power to it's shots. The red head "Matthew? "has a kick\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665chainsaw and the zombies she encounters seem to have less rapid fire magic attacks. Overall it's worth a buck "IF YOU CAN HANDLE THE DIFFICULTY AND PERMADEATH" maybe two but nothing more unless more stuff is added or improved upon. I do want to say that i respect the effort made by the dev's on this as it's way better than anything i could make.. Bugs. Alot of them. Some of them just annoying, some of them make game unplayable.. Yeah, Um. Just don't even try this game. There are numerous other titles for the same price that are amazing. The game is pretty laggy and i think that is why everyone is complaining about the controlls. I had a error right off the bat when i first tried to start the game and it crashed. Upon verifying integrity no other issues.The Invintory system is horrible and there is no real way to shut off the godawful 90's 4 tone music that is blaring.Beware ye who think they are brave for this game is not all that good.. Short Answer: Bug filled mess at it's best, with enemies that don't telegraph anything.Long Answer: The single worst game I have ever experienced. This is below even the Bubsy games, at least I could finish those.Every enemy in this game has instant attacks, the game is grid based, except when it isn't and the delineation isn't clear. The concept is interesting, but the execution is so poor that ramming your head into your desk until you forget about this game is a better use of your money.. I like this game, but there are a few problems with it for me.First, it has terrible frame rate when outside, might be too many entities or somthing that i don't know about. (by the way, i have a pretty good computer, it runs more complicated games better than the streets of this game)Second, I found the controls a little funky, I tried to turn around but it didn't read me hitting the button, that happend both indoors and out.Those are the only two problems that I found with the game so far. And I hope not to find more.. 24 Hours ‘til Rescue is in the same vein of a previous title by the developer, known as Hotel Apocalypse. Whereas the previous game was a little more like a sandbox and story based game, this one seems to be a bit more focused on survival, unlike the previous title.24 Hours ‘til Rescue is created in an engine we all know, but don't necessarily love and that is good old RPG Maker. The issue with games built in this engine tends to be the lack of ingenuity or originality, as a worrying amount of developers assume they can make a quick bit of cash from a second rate RPG. I am thankful to say that this game isn't the case, just like a few others the developer has designed. Instead, they've opted for both their own style in graphics and gameplay.Graphically the game makes use of its own art assets, one thing that not all that many RPG Maker games can boast about. Thanks to this it helps the game environment you're currently stuck in bring about a feeling of hopelessness and help develop the surroundings you're in, of which is a city plagued by zombies, set for its own downfall.Gameplay, just like the graphics of the game take their own original stance by having a more action-oriented system. You see, gameplay revolves around real time when you're in-game. There will be zombies wandering all around, but they won't be standing around, giving you a chance to choose your attack so you can bosh them over the head. Nope! They're going to go straight for you, and unless you respond in a timely manner, they're going to take a chunk out of your health. To retaliate, you must kite the zombies to line up with your character so that you may take an accurate shot at them and knock down some of their own health, although, when there is that many zombies hanging around, it does get a little difficult to get an accurate shot out due to the fact you’re trying not to die! The more action-packed gameplay keeps things interesting and creates a much more stressful situation for the player as a whole.The game totes multiple difficulties, some of which are permadeath, whereas others are not. If you want the extra challenge of permadeath then you may, but it isn’t forced upon you, which is a nice addition, even if the game tends to be rather difficult anyway. So, it certainly doesn’t hurt to spend some time on the easier difficulties to at the very least get your bearings. However, 24 Hours ‘til Rescue does have an arcade like highscore system, which only takes place on the permadeath difficulties, so be sure to keep that in mind if your score is important to you.To keep things fresh for each and every run you go on, you can pick and choose your starting characters, all of which have their own starting items. Every new character will involve a slightly different start to the game, and can even make for a difference in difficulty depending on how well you play with each of those starting items. At the start of the game you only have access to the two, but the further and deeper into the game you get; the more you will proceed to unlock.Obviously, you won’t be able to survive the apocalypse with just your typical handgun, even less so if you start to run out of bullets. Thankfully, if you can find your way through the city you might be able to locate a workbench, an area where you can craft both ammo and weapons to use on the undead hordes that fill the streets with their blood and guts. To make these weapons and ammunition you’re going to need to find a fair amount of items, all of which are completely spread out around the city. These parts and items are everywhere and are a little difficult to miss, but when it comes down to it, the main reason you’re going to skip out on some free items is down to the fact there’s an undead shambler beside that wants your guts for garters. Throughout your exploration in the game you’ll come across a number of buildings, the majority of which you can just waltz right into. Unfortunately, these buildings tend to be filled to the brim with zombies and there isn’t that many light sources to help you see into the home. Armed with nothing more than a simple flashlight, it makes things a little difficult and tense whenever you enter a new home to scavenge for items.Story in the game doesn’t appear to be too big of a focus, but that could just be me only scratching the surface of it all. The gist of the story is this: the apocalypse has broken out, and you want to escape from it. You can hitch a ride on a helicopter, only if you find Patient Zero, retrieve a blood sample, and bring it with you to the extraction point, 24 hours after initial contact. The whole “survive for 24” hours thing is where the main survival aspect of the game comes in, and is the main gameplay feature of the game. If you can’t survive for that long, then don’t expect to see the end credits; only a game over screen.At times the game does have some frame-drops from time to time, and is definitely something that could be done with a fix, but for the most part the game appears to be pretty solid and stable, and I don’t have too much doubt personally that the devs will do something about the framerate in due time.Overall, 24 Hours ‘til Rescue is a fun little survival game with a fair amount of difficulty implemented into it. There’s plenty to do in the game from typical scavenging, or accomplishing quests to help move the story along some more. The original art assets that are rarely seen in RPG Maker games is a nice change and makes the game feel like its own property, rather than another game made in RPG Maker. If you’re at all fans of the previous title by the same developers, Hotel Apocalypse, then it’s safe to say you’ll enjoy this one, too. All I can say is just give it a try, regardless of if you have played the dev’s previous title. It’s an inexpensive little survival game that is worth your time and brings something a little new to the RPG Maker scene.. Short Answer: Bug filled mess at it's best, with enemies that don't telegraph anything.Long Answer: The single worst game I have ever experienced. This is below even the Bubsy games, at least I could finish those.Every enemy in this game has instant attacks, the game is grid based, except when it isn't and the delineation isn't clear. The concept is interesting, but the execution is so poor that ramming your head into your desk until you forget about this game is a better use of your money.