Sentences with word «freaker»

The open world in Days Gone promises a lot of dynamic interactions and features an impressive amount of the infested creatures, also called Freakers in the game.

The swarms shown off at E3 2016 depicted hundreds of Freakers swarming St John, fumbling over one another to chow down on some biker brains.

They're try to survive the challenges each day brings in its open world, be it zombies, known as Freakers, or other humans.

From roadside ambushes to massive freaker hordes, Sony Bend is pulling out all the stops to make Days Gone its biggest and most ambitious game yet.

Brought to us by Sony Bend, the studio behind Uncharted: Golden Abyss and the Syphon Filter franchise, you take control of Biker Deacon St.John and explore the open world after a Global Pandemic has left the world covered populated with Freakers (They aren't Zombies, there is a difference... apparently).

Days Gone is set in a post-apocalyptic open world two years after a pandemic killed almost all of humanity and turned millions into zombie - like creatures named freakers.

The creatures that look like zombies are actually Freakers.

These gameplay videos showed off a ton of badass ways to kill freakers.

What you WILL have to worry about, however, are freakers dropping by unexpectedly.

Clearing out the nests also decreases the local freaker population, making it a little easier for Deacon to scavenge nearby areas for supplies.

Horde battles are considered late - game encounters, and are as exciting as they are challenging; our attempt to take down what game director Jeff Ross described as a «baby horde» of «just» 300 freakers took several tries, even with a geared - up Deacon.

A game set in a world where Freakers (mindless zombie like creatures) are running about, causing a greater threat to humanity, than the infected from The Last of Us.

GI: «Take an extended look at new gameplay from Days Gone as we try to take out 300 freakers without dying.»

Clearing out the nests additionally decreases the native freaker inhabitants, making it a bit of simpler for Deacon to scavenge close by areas for provides.

As biker gang member Deacon St. John, you'll battle to survive amidst a zombie uprising, with loads of the so - called Freakers filling the screen at once at times.

Speaking of tough situations... a consistent element of the game seems to be large hordes of Freakers trying to attack Deacon at once, and they all move like they were track stars in their livelier days.

Sony took the opportunity at E3 this year to show off more of the human dangers Deacon will face in Days Gone, all the while showing how he cleverly uses the environment to his advantage; and, yes, we got an even better look at the undead antagonists known as Freakers.

The game takes place two years after a global pandemic has killed almost everyone, but transformed millions of others into what survivors call Freakers — mindless, feral creatures, more animal than human but very much alive and quickly evolving.

Sony clearly has a lot of faith in this surprise announcement - it showed off the new IP twice and even closed the show with a heart - stopping fight against a Horde of hundreds of Freakers.

Jesus freaker... please answer my comments... why can't I comment on a woman's right to choose because I'm a man, then?

Hordes Sony Bend's piece de resistance of game design, freaker hordes are what set Days Gone apart from all the other zombie games we've played.

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It will be interesting to see how the company looks to differentiate the two and give Days Gone its own identity rather than feeling like the other big PlayStation exclusive about zombies... or freakers, as they are known in the game.

The game's zombies, called Freakers, behave differently depending on the environment.

The video shows different footage from what we saw yesterday at the press conference, with the player taking a completely different approach leading him to avoid an ambush, and to encounter different weather and time of day conditions, which in turn change the behavior of the freakers.

Freakers are mindless feral creatures which are more animal - like than zombies.

Days Gone takes place two years after an outbreak of a global virus, which transformed millions of people into mindless zombies, called «freakers» by the survivors.

Quite simply, the two titles are going to feel separate from one another, aside from both releasing as exclusives for the PS4 and both games holding the desire to steer clear from the traditional nomenclature of zombies - through the «freakers» of Days Gone and the «infected» of The Last of Us.

If you're curious about the game's story, gameplay, or jokes about «freakers», then this video is for you.

Also, Freakers are much stronger in cold weather.

Instead Days Gone looks to be more of a thought inducing game, encouraging players to utilise the environment as to steer clear of the «Freakers» as opposed to confronting them directly.

After the gorgeous theatrical display as Days Gone was showcased E3 2017 in which Shawn Layden came on stage having to navigate through as actors dressed as «Freakers» that dangled from the ceiling, it's safe to say this is quite rightfully one of the games due for release this year that I'm most excited for.

That said, freakers don't have much in the way of a refined palate; bad guys are just as tasty to them as do - gooders, so drawing a freaker pack into an ambush camp can sometimes work to your advantage.

But that doesn't mean players won't have plenty to keep them busy as they navigate the freaker - infested high - desert region of Oregon.

«Sustained gunfire in a compact period of time is the formula that tells everybody in the world — humans and animals and freakers — that there's some chaos over there,» says game director Jeff Ross.

There was a new demo for Days Gone, the zombie game announced last year that showed off more of the human enemies that are as much of a threat as the freakers.

From the crafting and scavenging elements, to some of the animations when one of the «Freakers» (The name for the individual enemies) pounces on you and you need to struggle free.

Set in a post-apocalyptic open world that sees the protagonist Deacon trying to survive from hoards of «freakers», or zombie - like enemies.

While I do wish Left Behind was longer so I could have pitted clickers against humans more, at least Days Gone features the exact mechanics with its freakers Vs. humans.

It's also unclear what caused the pandemic that resulted in humans turning into Freakers, but presumably, it will be explained during the game's story.

It's not clear why St John is out on the road, nor what his aim is, but we do know that wherever he goes, the perils of a horde of «Freakers» (the name for Days Gone's zombie - like enemies) is ever present.

But that does not imply gamers will not have loads to maintain them busy as they navigate the freaker - infested high - desert area of Oregon.

During the day, Freakers are far weaker and less likely to travel in huge packs; in the evening, however, hordes will be more frequent and a lot more dangerous.

It's likely that Freakers will be drawn to the noise of passing cars and bikes, so be careful when driving anywhere — especially at night.

This is an open - world game that encourages you to think on your feet by choosing between different paths and exploiting the environment to slow down the freaker swarm.

Days Gone takes place in America, two years after a global virus outbreak which transformed millions of people into zombie - like monsters called «freakers».

That fade to black hides a grisly fate for our protagonist, and instead the aim would be to kill every one of the freakers (apparently that really is possible) or make it back to the motorbike and ride to safety.

Sure enough, the team behind the game explains that the zombies they've created aren't actually zombies at all, but rather infected - yet very much «alive» - humans, called «freakers».