When comparing The Typing of The Dead: Overkill vs The Cat Lady, the Slant community recommends The Typing of The Dead: Overkill for most people. In the question“What are the best games that will work on a laptop with only keyboard controls?” The Typing of The Dead: Overkill is ranked 14th while The Cat Lady is ranked 16th. The most important reason people chose The Typing of The Dead: Overkill is:
While words per minute type counts for a lot in the game, the player does need to keep track of what mutants are moving faster towards them and plan out attacks accordingly. This means that the player needs to access the situation to then type out the word or words for the mutant they deam the most immediate threat. This makes for a lot of fun as it requires some skill with gaming by judging what the game is throwing at you, which can be a lot.
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Pros
Pro Actually requires some strategy
While words per minute type counts for a lot in the game, the player does need to keep track of what mutants are moving faster towards them and plan out attacks accordingly. This means that the player needs to access the situation to then type out the word or words for the mutant they deam the most immediate threat. This makes for a lot of fun as it requires some skill with gaming by judging what the game is throwing at you, which can be a lot.
Pro Exceptional voice acting
The actors really did a great job, making the whole story believable.
Pro Great story
The story is great if you like thrillers.
Cons
Con Poor graphics
Originally released for the Dreamcast, this game does show its age. While this is a port of the Wii version,simply the graphics look poor. Textures and models look pretty poor, though that does mean the game is not that demanding, so is good for people with low end hardware.
Con Bad interface
The navigation is not standard, and the options to save and load progress are a bit confusing at first.
Con Weird graphics
The graphics on this game look like something from the 80s or 90s which can be quite distracting at first. But, once you get into the story, this will not bother you anymore.