Here’s a guide if you need some help getting the trophies on Burn, Zombie Burn!:
Friend of d6: All Developer medals.
Although I haven’t started working towards this trophy yet, to obtain it, you need to achieve a developer medal on every map/mode combo and challenge that is unlocked by first obtaining a gold trophy, then working towards the score shown at the top of the screen to earn a developer medal. Read the “d6 admires you” description to see a strategy to help you gain points.
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Here are the trophies for Burn, Zombie Burn! along with my impressions.
Altogether, sorted by value then alphabetical:
Gold:
Friend of d6: All Developer medals.
Silver:
Friend of Bruce: All levels unlocked.
Bronze:
Brain Surgery: 100 Brains sucked.
d6 Commends You: All Bronze medals.
d6 Respects You: All Silver medals.
d6 Admires You: All Gold medals.
Dynami-Te-He: 1000 Zombies blown up.
Extinction: 100,000 Zombies killed.
Graduation: Complete Zombie Academy.
Hot To Trot: Last 30 seconds with 50+ zombies on fire.
Murder On The Dance Floor: 1000 Zombies sent dancing.
Paint The Town Red: Fill the screen with the maximum amount of blood on any level.
Red Shirt: Kill the away team Zombie.
Texas Style: 100 Chainsaw Combos.
Tourist: All Arcade levels unlocked.
Now, onto my impressions after the jump.
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What is Quick Fix? Well I know you might want to know some good and bad things about a game I review without having to read the whole thing. So what I’m going to try to do is write down a list of the good and bad things about each game I review in a separate post, and if you want to know more about them, go to the detailed analysis part of the review. Anyway, here we go.
Good:
+Varied, original and funny zombies make for a great chuckle even when you get overwhelmed
+Each weapon clearly has strengths and weaknesses that show a lot of depth in game design
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I was excited for this PSN game since I first heard about it in late 2008, and I was pleasantly surprised to see that it turned out pretty well as a final product. I have several issues with the game, however, that are frustrating enough at times to disappoint but largely the game stands tall as a fun way to spend some time doing the most fun activity of slaughtering hordes of zombies trying to eat your brains.
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