Great Van City Sim
When I want to go to Vancouver Costco I just play this instead and I get to experience madness in the comfort of my home instead of having to Canada
Description
New content update added! More updates coming, see below for details.
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Death Road to Canada is a Randomly Generated Road Trip Action-RPG. You manage a group of jerks as they explore cities, find weird people, and face up to 500 zombies at once. Everything's randomized: locations, events, survivor personalities and skills. There's a different story every time you play.
Travel the Death Road from Florida to Canada, the last nation on Earth. Find special events, rare encounters, and unique recruits. Recruit a grunting super-bodybuilder who's strong enough to pick up and throw the car. Try to teach a dog how to walk upright and shoot a minigun.
Most of all, get eaten by enormous hordes of slow, classic-style zombies.
DEATH ROAD FEATURES:
- Designed for massive amounts of replay value.
- Character Maker lets you put friends and family into the game.
- Meet your custom characters during your travels. Get them eaten by mistake or on purpose.
- Make tough choices in text events that change depending on your group.
- Your team has different personalities, and someone may betray the others. Be careful!
- Lots and lots of secret events and unique characters with special abilities.
- Equip a wide variety of different weapons. Splat zombies with a flamethrower, battleaxe, hockey stick, wizard staff (lightning bolt), Mjolnir, boomerang, and much more.
- Canada jokes written by a real Canadian so they're 100% accurate.
- Get rid of all humans and make an entire team composed of dogs driving the car.
- Airhorn weapon with incredibly realistic, computer-generated airhorn sounds.
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Update Plans
We've already done lots of updates, and there are more updates coming! We're adding new features, locations, characters, weapons, and more!
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Death Road to Canada is a Randomly Generated Road Trip Action-RPG. You manage a group of jerks as they explore cities, find weird people, and face up to 500 zombies at once. Everything's randomized: locations, events, survivor personalities and skills. There's a different story every time you play.
Travel the Death Road from Florida to Canada, the last nation on Earth. Find special events, rare encounters, and unique recruits. Recruit a grunting super-bodybuilder who's strong enough to pick up and throw the car. Try to teach a dog how to walk upright and shoot a minigun.
Most of all, get eaten by enormous hordes of slow, classic-style zombies.
DEATH ROAD FEATURES:
- Designed for massive amounts of replay value.
- Character Maker lets you put friends and family into the game.
- Meet your custom characters during your travels. Get them eaten by mistake or on purpose.
- Make tough choices in text events that change depending on your group.
- Your team has different personalities, and someone may betray the others. Be careful!
- Lots and lots of secret events and unique characters with special abilities.
- Equip a wide variety of different weapons. Splat zombies with a flamethrower, battleaxe, hockey stick, wizard staff (lightning bolt), Mjolnir, boomerang, and much more.
- Canada jokes written by a real Canadian so they're 100% accurate.
- Get rid of all humans and make an entire team composed of dogs driving the car.
- Airhorn weapon with incredibly realistic, computer-generated airhorn sounds.
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Update Plans
We've already done lots of updates, and there are more updates coming! We're adding new features, locations, characters, weapons, and more!
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Death Road to Canada is not free (it costs 14.99), however it doesn't contain in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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User Rating
4.69 out of 5
1,310 ratings in United States
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Death Road to Canada Reviews
Great game, bad controller support
Your app needs to be updated so that I can add it in my controller settings to give it its own gaming controller profile, so that I can have controller remapping specific to your game! Currently I'm unable to search/add it to my controller settings and this makes it difficult because all my other games have controls remapped with their own profile. Also needs a fix. Controller is always disconnecting and pairing other controllers for multiplayer bugs it out
Enjoyable but bugged
Ngl tbh this game has provided hours of enjoyment from the witty lines and endless possibilities in each game. That being said, I can’t progress into Endless because Marathon will NOT clear. No matter what. Not sure what to do but hopefully the creators see this cause I really like the game but at its current state for me, it is incomplete/buggy.
Wish there was option for fixed joystick
Movement is annoying to learn. Perhaps there are areas where the moving joystick is necessary, but it seems simple to add an option in the settings to fix the joystick location.
My take on this game
Game is fun, unexpected, and full of funny moments, highly recommend but be warned to see your allies and you be swarmed during your attempts
Fun game
Can be super fun! Highly recommend playing on PC though. The analog for IOS is very wonky and needs an update. Very frustrating trying to navigate the character.
Lied about the price
I get that there’s sales tax but excuse me it was $14.99 USD how did it end up being $30.49 USD
Expensive and underwhelming regrettable purchase
Never spend this much on a mobile game especially something so poorly developed getting no work poured into it for being so expensive
Completely unbalanced
Even with rare characters, it takes hours to complete a single run.
Terrible controls
The game is alright. The developers don’t ever listen to their community when it comes to suggestions for new events, items, cosmetics, etc., but that’s not the problem. The game is completely unplayable because they decided to use a really poor movement system. They couldn’t just put in a regular joystick like every game—it has to move! This makes the controls totally wonky and garbage. Until this is fixed, which will probably be never, I’m not changing my review.
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App Info
- Category
- Games
- Publisher
- Rocketcat
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 1.3.2 (2 years ago )
- Released on
- Mar 22, 2017 (8 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, Canada, Australia, United Kingdom, Japan, Russia, Mexico, South Korea, New Zealand, Philippines, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong SAR China, Thailand, Indonesia, Brazil, Norway, Malaysia, South Africa, Ukraine, Chile, Türkiye, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, India, Switzerland, Colombia, Peru, Argentina, Lebanon, Kazakhstan, Israel, Kuwait, Belarus, Ecuador, United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Dominican Republic, Egypt, Uzbekistan, Brunei, Algeria, Azerbaijan, Pakistan
- Last Updated
- 1 week ago
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