There really aren’t many other zombie films that concentrate on that.Ī zombie game which focuses on what actually makes zombie films interesting - human interactions in extremity - would be an impressive prospect. They show just how easy it would be to slip from civilized society into desperate tribes of survivors. The Romero films concentrate on the social and political breakdown that something like the dead coming back to life would cause. I love the Romero films mostly because they aren’t about the zombies. That's Dead State, a turn-based survival RPG, in the vein of Fallout, but set in the ruins of North America after a zombie apocalypse. Old school: Dead State's RPG character sheet
We like having control of our own IP and production of our game and not having to worry about constantly presenting to and pleasing layers of management – this takes a ton of time away from actual production. DoubleBear was formed in 2009 and staffed by Mitsoda and his wife Annie Vandemeer Mitsoda, herself another veteran of the abortive Project New Jersey, Neverwinter Nights 2 and Alpha Protocol, with her own big studio battle scars.
Hence DoubleBear Productions - so named, I understand, because the only thing cooler than a bear is two conjoined bears. With this in mind, it is understandable that he wanted to break out and set up for himself - to create a game that only he could cancel, and only he could decide was ready to ship. Bloodlines and Alpha Protocol are both worth playing, if not necessarily for fun - primarily if one is interested in how games are made to work - the fact that neither actually does in many places makes them fascinating studies, if often frustrating experiences.
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