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Zombie Apocalypse: Never Die Alone (2011)

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Synopsis

This sequel to Nihilistic Games' Zombie Apocalypse is developed by Backbone Entertainment and published by Konami.

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Une proposition de 2011 centrée sur Horror, PlayStation 3 et Shooter. Réalisée par Backbone Entertainment.

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  • Paranormal
  • Horreur corporelle
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  • Bestiaire

Influences

  1. 1986
    Chiller
  2. 1990
    Chiller
  3. 1993
    The Lawnmower Man
  4. 1995
    Corpse Killer
  5. 1997
    Blood
  6. 2011
    Zombie Apocalypse: Never Die Alone

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