It is officially summer time for most of you and for those who are still trudging to school and back, hang in there, it will all be over soon. And when it’s over you’ll need something to do and that’s where we come in. Here we have for you our second roll out of our new tech article. Each week we feature one free game and tell you all about our experience playing them. SO sit back and watch us take control.Last Hope – Zombie Sniper 3D.Graphics:6/10, because there are instances where it could be better even on the highest graphics setting that we used.Controls:Last Hope 6/10. Enjoyability:Last Hope is very enjoyable. The levels go from 0 to 100 real quick where difficulty is concerned, and this can either frustrate you, captivate you or both; for us the last-mentioned happened. The game features three modes: story, challenge and survivor. In all modes, a country-style character gives little narratives that explain what you’re supposed to do. He has no name, or maybe he doesn’t trust you enough yet to give it to you… we really don’t know. Story mode starts with you learning to shoot cans, then zombies that get faster as you progress, then bigger zombies. The little zombies take at most two shots to kill with a standard rifle, one if you get them in the head. The big zombie, however, is RIDICULOUSLY hard to kill. This will frustrate you, but if you’re like us, you’ll enjoy the challenge. You can always upgrade your skills and guns as well as buy additional weapons and special bullets with the coins you earned to take him down quicker.  For enjoyability, Last Hope gets a solid 8/10.  Last Hope – Zombie Sniper 3D, free of charge onto your phone, laptop or tablet from the Google Play Store or the Windows App Store. School is out and summer is in, perfect time for you to Take Control.

Our second game in this exciting series is

If you like shooter games and hate zombies (or at least acknowledge that they’re bad for your health), then this game is perfect for you. But just in case you’re still not convinced read on to find out why this game is so great.

The graphics in this are quite good for a 3D game, and they are adjustable. We can see where that would be helpful if you have a slow device. Along with the graphics, you can adjust the pixel resolution and control sensitivity. Overall we would give it a 

Since we played this game on a touch screen laptop, we have no idea of the control settings for a laptop without a touch screen. As it is, there are no options to change the control settings apart from increasing or decreasing the sensitivity. On touch screen devices such as tablets the controls would be on screen; in our case we used a combination of on screen and keyboard controls. While we could easily use just the on screen controls, the keyboard controls would have had to be used in tandem with the on screen ones as there was no apparent keyboard or mouse key to shoot and zoom. Additionally, if you happened to tap the mouse while moving around to view the surroundings your weapon would be changed, which proved more inconvenient than helpful. For these reasons we give

Despite the obvious control errors and the lacklustre graphics, 

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