The missions are short, you drive, you pick up weapons allowing you to shoot zombies in addition to running them over, you fulfill your objective, drive back to base, rinse and repeat. The entire game takes place in one compact open world.įor the most part, this is a competent, unsurprising experience. An RPG-lite system is at work here that lets you put reward money towards vehicle or weapon upgrades to make it easier to run over zombies, or fire off rail guns at the undead hordes. Secondary objectives like securing vehicles, killing a certain number or kind of zombie and completing missions within a specified time yield extra money or unlock bonus vehicles. This means an array of pick up/drop off missions of people and/or items and clearing out designated zombie infested areas. The meat of it, the story mode, consists of running missions for the army. This is not a game that’s going to sound impressive on a multi-speaker set up, with no considerations made for the subwoofer or directional sound. Sound is functional, although the voice acting, which is ham fisted, awkward, and almost as comically bad as the early “Engrish” days of the Resident Evil franchise is a particular low point. Let’s just say the multi-platform roots of this game show up pretty clearly on the PS3. There’s not a lot of detail here and it’s clear there’s a lack of optimizing going on as there are occasional stutters in frame rate when a lot of zombies crowd the screen. While the game is clearly in HD, it doesn’t need to be, and it’s easy to see how its top down, old school, Grand Theft Auto visuals translate so well to less powerful machines. This game originally debuted on PCs before making its way to other platforms like Android, iOS and the Xbox 360 before finally making its most recent debut on the PS3. It’s a flat story, stringing along missions with a dark undercurrent of paranoia, and while it’s not going to win any awards, it fulfills its role of providing a reason for every task you’re given.
#ZOMBIE DRIVER WALKTHROUGH PART 1 SERIES#
Despite a heavy military presence in the city, the army is unable to act and so you, as the driver in question, graduate through a series of vehicles from your starter cab through ambulances and beyond in your quest to run errands for the army and run over as many zombies as possible. Once you do this, you’ll get a handful of Primogems and an Evermotion Mechanical Painting furnishing item for your teapot.Filtered through the cultural lens of a studio based in Poland, Zombie Driver HD is about an American city beset with a zombie apocalypse and the attempts of one cab driver to save the town. This one uses tiles rather than gears, and you just have to piece them together as shown below. Position 6: Large Duplex Gear (flipped)Įvermotion Mechanical Painting Finale tile puzzle solutionĪfter completing the six above puzzles, there will be one more puzzle to complete as part of a quest that appears.Mechanical Painting Part Restoration: 6 solution Image: Hoyoverse via Polygon Mechanical Painting Part Restoration: 5 solution Image: Hoyoverse via Polygon Position 4: Large Duplex Gear (flipped).Mechanical Painting Part Restoration: 4 solution Image: Hoyoverse via Polygon Mechanical Painting Part Restoration: 3 solution Mechanical Painting Part Restoration: 2 solution Image: Hoyoverse via Polygon Mechanical Painting Part Restoration: 1 solution Image: Hoyoverse via Polygon The quest to start the event is in Mondstadt, marked by a gear on your map.īelow, we provide the solutions for the gear puzzles that we used. The basis is simple: you need to place gears in the pegs so the blue gear (which will be spinning) will power up the painting so that the green gear spins. Our Genshin Impact “Evermotion Mechanical Painting” event guide lists out the solutions for each puzzle. “Evermotion Mechanical Painting” is the latest Genshin Impact event that requires you to solve a quick puzzle to get a handful of Primogems.
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