DG: Death Dome, by Glu Mobile, is not really anything surprising. We’ve seen this same cycle play out before in all sorts of genres. One or two titles come out and create a demand for a certain style and we get to witness a parade of clones, games that attempt to not only copy the original success of those earlier titles but that often add nothing to the genre.
AR: For folks who like mayhem, virus-created monsters, survival storylines, and ravaged cities cordoned off from society, DEATH DOME might be just what the doctor ordered.
In this title from Griptonite Games, the plot is a vehicle to the action. Yes, this “M-virus” is a virus that attacked humankind and laid waste to it locally via mutations before being contained in a “bio-dome.” Of course, the virus has learned to live without human hosts in the manifestation of huge, terrifying creatures euphemistically referred to as behemoths. And of course, I had to get trapped in the bio-dome, with no chance of the outside world letting anything out with behemoths running amok inside.
Android-Tapp: DEATH DOME is a gritty fighting game with dazzling graphics and chilling atmosphere. Set in a brutal dystopia where you have to battle deformed monsters in 3D, one-on-one combat, there are loads of effective moves to learn and enemies to face. If you enjoy intense and frenetic combat games.
Triverse writes, "It seems as we got closer to the end of 2012, more and more facets of entertainment are becoming fascinated with how the world could end. This is quite true in gaming where the world has been “ending” every few games since about 1980 or so due to some catastrophic event or another. Nothing beats the tried and true “virus” variety of apocalyptic ends and Death Dome does quite well with it."
