Garage
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Garage Trailers
Garage - Monsters Trailer (Nintendo Switch May 10)
Garage - Bad Trip Trailer
Garage - 6 Minutes of Gameplay [Switch Exclusive]
Critic Reviews for Garage
A fun top view shooter with some good ideas and a great atmosphere, but it needs some polish (for example, the sudden, and rough, appearance of items and enemies, often when you have em' on your face). Also, the game gets repetitive soon, even with the addition of original ideas (like the motorbike chunk). We also miss more enemy variety.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Zombies come back to life in this top-view shooter with a classic taste. Simple, fun and highly addictive, Garage becomes a must have if you are keen into B movies or just want to have a moment of relax blowing up some undead heads. Deeper than it looks on a first sight.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
GARAGE: Bad Trip is a top-down twin-stick shooter that wants nothing more than to impress and excite. The sleek visuals and sublime sound design lure you in, then the fast-paced, challenging combat keeps you hooked on clearing level after level. However, missed opportunities and wasted potential take their toll on the game, limiting gameplay variety and giving rise to the game's tamer moments.
It's just hard to shake the feeling you've played this game before, and better.
My first hour of diving into Garage was extremely promising, but as time went on the honeymoon phase quickly began to fade. Tearing apart zombies and snagging new weapons from a top-down perspective made me feel like I was preparing myself for a recipe of DOOM mixed with an adventure feel from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. In that sense, the game serves its purpose, but Garage ends up being just another average take on the overly saturated slew of apocalyptic zombie survival games we've seen over the last decade with an added touch of a twin-stick shooter.
There's the seed of a good game here, but it's underdeveloped. Garage has style and wit to spare, but its cheap deaths, poor map design, murky graphics, and frequent bugs all add up to a frustrating experience. I'm usually willing to give any zombie game more credit than most sensible people would, and even I can't recommend this.
Garage is a nice homage to the B-movies of the 1980s, with some top-down action that is not as over the top as other entries in the genre (think Hotline Miami). I had fun during my time with the game, and hopefully you'll give this one a change on Nintendo Switch.
This may be a bad trip for our hero Butch, but it is a really good twin-stick zombie shooter for you.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
