All Day Dying: Redux Edition
All Day Dying is a short, visually-stunning indie game about battling hordes of zombies on a bright summer day.
Controls:
Movement: Arrow Keys
Jump: Space
Use Items: Z,X,C
Guide the lifeless by using items to open chests, pick up ammo, and deploy traps. Prove yourself worthy of the dead as you work your way to the sky to fight for the right to rest.
As you may imagine, the game got a lot of buzz when it was first released on the OUYA crowd sourced game store. The game is currently being ported to the iOS, Android and Windows platforms. The official gaming community is currently the best platform for support.
After a complete PC port was completed, the game was released on Steam which also garnered a lot of attention as it reached #4 in the popular free/pay section on the store.
A short clip of the PC version of the game is available to check out: 
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About This Game:
The author of Grey Matter has come back with a new short-format game!
On a dark and stormy night, three friends meet a man in a burning building. They find him dead in his bed. Three years later, four friends are sitting in a bar when the man from the night before suddenly appears.
In an interactive short-format adventure game, the four friends try to find out what happened to the man. Where is he? What did he mean? Is he the killer?
This game was originally released on the Web several years ago, and has now been reworked and released in a more polished form.
This game has been released by the author of Fruition and Grey Matter on the web. Now it has been ported to the OUYA console.
Gameplay:
The player can move around with the touchscreen, and use the various buttons to affect the environment. Inventory items can be found in boxes, which the player can open by pressing the corresponding button.
Each chapter consists of a puzzle to solve, and an actual story; which the player can read by pressing the button with the corresponding letter.
The player can choose between four different characters, each with a few stats and a variety of weapons.
A small animation is visible if the player presses the same button several times in quick succession.
In All Day Dying, you play as Kim, a carefree woman with an alarming lack of happiness in her life. Every morning as soon as she wakes up, you must seek out someone who is about to die and prevent them from doing so. To pass the time, Kim crafts fantastic items out of toy parts.
The tale of All Day Dying takes place over the course of one fateful day. Kim must outwit her way into the past in order to save her friends from an unavoidable fate at the hands of another enigmatic character.
And in order to save her friends, Kim will be able to upgrade her craft-powered tools.
KEY FEATURES
• Remake of the indie hit of 2012!
• Comes packed with all content from the original game, plus the brand-new ‘Hidden Streets’, ‘The Woods’ and ‘On A Train’ levels!
• An all-new collection of unique soundtracks!
• Thanks to the huge success of the first game, the sequel has been in development a lot longer than originally intended, and the entire game’s engine has been rebuilt. This has allowed us to put in a lot of effort to make sure that the gameplay flows beautifully and offers hours upon hours of playtime, without the hassle of being limited by the engine’s capabilities.
• And don’t forget, the game is still free!
ABOUT THE DEVELOPER:
In February 2012, All Day Dying took the indie gaming world by storm. Since then, the game’s popularity has grown even further, and the huge response and positive reviews earned the developer considerable notoriety.
But what is the developer’s name? Well, I’m pleased to inform you it’s NOT Zeboyd Games! The developer behind All Day Dying is a company called The Secret Codename. Its staff hail from all across the globe, however each person’s contribution was significant and meaningful, and the end result is something truly extraordinary.
The Secret Codename is a developer that listens, tries new things, and has a very good understanding of what is most important to our community and what not. They are a delight to work with, and I am personally very thankful to have this talented team on my side.
If you enjoyed the original game, you’ll love what we’ve been working on – all the content from the original is here again, along with a whole bunch of great
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All Day Dying for the Xbox 360 is a game that is meant to be played at work during downtime. This is where you will have more time to play. But it is not a game meant to be played all day. It is a game that you can play through and come back to later.
The game features a gameplay loop that is straightforward. Each level is, essentially, a puzzle that takes place in an office. The player takes control of the offices ragtag band of office workers.
The puzzles in each level are all of the same design. They revolve around moving objects from one place to another. This may include retrieving items from other people, moving boxes, or moving bins.
Sometimes items require multiple characters to move them. This is not a given. One person might be required to pick up the item, while another opens a door or teleports the item to a new location.
The game has four characters, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. While a few puzzle elements may require one person to have a specific skill, the bulk of the game is cooperative.
It is a collaborative effort to get the tasks done. With that in mind, the game is easy to pick up.
You have been hired by the company to move all of the items in an office. It is your job to move the items from one location to another. Each item must be moved by at least one character. If an item is moved by only one character, the player will lose.
Each level is like one big puzzle. There is an overall goal and the path is laid out to get there. The items you must move are always listed on the level map. Sometimes you will have to find a way to move the item. Other times you will be required to move the item out of the way of something else.
But each level is different. You can play through several levels and learn more about the game. Each level has a different set of puzzle elements.
Eventually you will learn the system and be able to move items in a more creative manner. The difficulty of each level will also increase. You can master some items but some items will become too difficult for you to move.
But learning the system is not the goal of the game. The goal of the game is to move the items and get them to their destination as quickly as possible.
The game is a cooperative effort. The computer opponents will always have the same move as the

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