Best of all, though, is that he can build crazy weapons and use them to destroy thousands upon thousands of once-human monsters, vicious robots, and evil corporate militia. He can go where wants, and dress how he likes (one of the game’s artists showed off an almost endless gallery of character outfits, ranging from flowing dusters to bras and panties – all unisex). But the game’s hero sees it as liberating.
Everyone stuck inside is forsaken, left to fend for themselves.įor most people this would be a pretty big bummer. The company tries to cover it up, of course, fabricating a story about an outbreak of some sort and barricading the town. They swarm in crowds rivalling those seen in Dead Rising 3, and are just as anxious to kill people as any zombie. Turns out the drink transforms people who imbibe it into the ‘OD’d’ – monsters with orange soda pumping through their veins. Said “awesomepocalypse” arrives when massive soft drink conglomerate Fizzco launches its newest energy drink, Overcharge Delerium XT, in Sunset City. “The arrival of his ‘awesomepocalypse’ means he finally gets to have some fun.” “We wanted to create a character whose life is pretty sh–ty right now,” said lead writer John Paquette.
He’s bored, feels repressed, and isn’t overly fond of his existence. The story centres on a guy – or girl, since your fully customizable avatar can be made female – stuck in a dead-end job. We keep saying ‘one man’s apocalypse is another’s ‘awesomepocalypse.'” Microsoft Studios
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