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An Expansion Is Coming To ‘Mutant Year Zero’ Along With A Moose!

The award-winning tactical strategy game Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden will be getting an expansion picking up where the game left off on July 30th! The expansion titled Seed of Evil introduces a new threat that our mutant heroes must face. In the post-apocalyptic landscape, a new threat emerges in the form of roots and pods that are killing off your enemies the ghouls…only to replace them with new enemies! Along with this new threat comes a new ally, Big Khan a mutant moose! Big Khan not only has the ability to land critical strikes against enemies but he can use two unique mutations to aide in combat, ground pound and flame puke! Seed of Evil will include hours of gameplay and new locations to visit will surely whet the appetite for fans that can’t get enough of the game and its unique story. The expansion will be available on all platforms July 30th both in retail and digital!

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May 24, 2019
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Review: Things Are Just Ducky In ‘Mutant Year Zero: Road To Eden’!

The creative folks over at The Bearded Ladies and Funcom were nice enough to allow me to review their new real-time strategy game, “Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden”. This story merges tactical strategy, stealth, and turn-based combat along with exploration and scavenging. Without any spoilers, the story takes place in the future after humanity pretty much messed everything up and years later the new generation is picking up the pieces. The world is known as “the zone” where it’s not safe to be, the only safe place is a haven called the “Ark”. A special group of explorers known as Stalkers ventures out into the zone to gather supplies and ensure that a race of marauders known as the ghouls are kept at bay. Now come our heroes, a mutant boar named Borman and a Dux the duck. While looking for a lost group of stalkers they meet up with one of the missing stalkers, Selma, she looks human

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Dec 4, 2018

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Horror Fuel

An Expansion Is Coming To ‘Mutant Year Zero’ Along With A Moose!

The award-winning tactical strategy game Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden will be getting an expansion picking up where the game left off on July 30th! The expansion titled Seed of Evil introduces a new threat that our mutant heroes must face. In the post-apocalyptic landscape, a new threat emerges in the form of roots and pods that are killing off your enemies the ghouls…only to replace them with new enemies! Along with this new threat comes a new ally, Big Khan a mutant moose! Big Khan not only has the ability to land critical strikes against enemies but he can use two unique mutations to aide in combat, ground pound and flame puke! Seed of Evil will include hours of gameplay and new locations to visit will surely whet the appetite for fans that can’t get enough of the game and its unique story. The expansion will be available on all platforms July 30th both in retail and digital!

Continue reading →
May 24, 2019
Horror Fuel

Review: Things Are Just Ducky In ‘Mutant Year Zero: Road To Eden’!

The creative folks over at The Bearded Ladies and Funcom were nice enough to allow me to review their new real-time strategy game, “Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden”. This story merges tactical strategy, stealth, and turn-based combat along with exploration and scavenging. Without any spoilers, the story takes place in the future after humanity pretty much messed everything up and years later the new generation is picking up the pieces. The world is known as “the zone” where it’s not safe to be, the only safe place is a haven called the “Ark”. A special group of explorers known as Stalkers ventures out into the zone to gather supplies and ensure that a race of marauders known as the ghouls are kept at bay. Now come our heroes, a mutant boar named Borman and a Dux the duck. While looking for a lost group of stalkers they meet up with one of the missing stalkers, Selma, she looks human

Continue reading →
Dec 4, 2018