Between my character’s growth and my own, my playthroughs felt like wholly original experiences. I started the game mindlessly attacking zombies but as I played through more and more, my approach towards situations evolved and I would survive longer because of it. Each death can also feel like a learning experience as well. Players are even able to choose from a variety of different modes that will further affect what kind of event can occur. Of my multiple attempts to get through the game’s campaign, many were largely different when it came to events and characters I came across. Death Road to Canada is a game designed with replay value in mind. Fortunately, this rarely feels like a bad thing. Even with careful planning, there’s always the potential to end up in a very bad situation with the game’s RNG elements. It’s safe to assume that most players will die during their first road trip. Death Road to Canada (Switch) – image for this review provided by Rocketcat Games and Madgarden. Even character creation becomes a careful stage of planning where players pick one trait and one perk to grant their characters stat bonuses along with unique personalities.
To make the trip to Canada, players will need to choose which locations to stop off at to gather supplies such as food, gas, medical tools, and weapons. Where Death Road to Canada shines is in the way it forces players to plan ahead while making difficult decisions. Following the tragic events in Toronto yesterday, where a van struck pedestrians leaving ten people dead and another 15 injured, Death Road to Canada developer Rocketcat Games and publisher Ukiyo. In truth, Death Road to Canada becomes a much more strategic and difficult game once players get started. Even the game’s tutorial focuses on teaching players to hack through zombies at the press of a button while exploring a rundown house. Death Road to Canada (Switch) – image for this review provided by Rocketcat Games and Madgarden.ĭeath Road to Canada has a deceptively simple appearance.
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