It's hard not to appreciate a developer like Housemarque. In an industry where lots of studios lack consistency, Housemarque has it in droves. It outputs high quality, critically acclaimed and commercially successful products with regularity, such as PlayStation's Super Stardust series, the multi-platform side-scroller Outland, and PS4's best game, Resogun. The oft-overlooked Dead Nation also deserves to be in the conversation, and thankfully, its re-release on PlayStation 4 puts it back on the radar.
It's still eerie, difficult, and a ton of fun to play, whether online with your friends or on your own in a dimly-lit room. The extras thrown in to the Apocalypse Edition are just icing on an already delicious cake; but without these perks, Dead Nation is still one of PSN's stronger, more addictive games. Was this article informative?
YES NO. In This Article. The third-person shooter game is rumored to be making its way to the Playstation 4. Release Date. When focusing on the main objectives, Dead Nation is about 6 Hours in length. Genres: Top-Down, Multidirectional, Shooter. Developer: Housemarque. Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment. Alias: Dead Nation: Apocalypse Edition.
High PlayStation 3. PlayStation 4. The Road to Devastation expansion is now included in the main game, giving you two extra game modes — Arcade and Endless — allowing you to test yourself against ever increasing odds. And with support for the official PlayStation companion app, all you completionists out there now have a second screen to monitor your game stats as you play.
One of the new features in Apocalypse Edition, which you may have spotted in the trailer, is Challenge mode; every time you finish a single level, you can now send your score over to a friend to try and beat.
When playing a challenge you can see the avatar of the player who set the challenge, allowing you to race against them or scope out their high-scoring route. In this mode, you can stream your game to the masses interactively, and your viewers can influence the difficulty of your game. Periodically all your viewers, whether they be on PS4 or a web browser, have the option to vote between a positive and negative effect that occurs in your game.
Stay on the lookout for more Dead Nation news soon, including hints and tips and an update on the PS Vita version. Did you like this? Like this. Yes, finally some real good news! Full p will look lovely on my Plasma or PlayStation Display. This is probably the best news since the launch of the PS4. One of, if not my favorite game on the PS3!!!
Vita is dying! Do something! We need AAA games for god sake! But where are these games? Or games with no high end graphics but then why release a VITA. The DS sells because you can put out more games for it easily. This is the bottleneck of a handheld with decent hardware capabilities.
You need to charge as much for a game as a console game to make good profit. So the PS4 version, which you just announced will come out waaaaay before the PS Vita, which was announced last year?
What are you doing? So tedious. Awesome game for the most awesome console! Looking forward to this. Housemarque, loves spoiling us. What about the current leaderboards in the PS3 version? Will everything stay the same? Or will the PS4 and PS3 leaderboards be separate? They should be the same. Those billions of kills took years. Starting over would be disappointing. Next week too! This has been remarkably inconsistent with games this far on PS4.
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