No More Room In Hell - A Retrospective Review 

*Patrick Bateman turning into one will always get me XD "Let's see Paul Allen turn . . ."*

Good use of the City of Sorrows Track, most underrated OST in the entire library NMRIH has for OST

I honestly LOVE NMRIH it’s gritty atmosphere. The melee focussed gameplay. A break from all the Cod zombies clones

What keeps me coming back is the world and how it was built how dark it is showing how of it would happen how many would have to change how they think is it worth going on or giving up.

Now, its sequel is on the horizon. Such a cool game and it's very challenging and hard to master. Good video my dude

Cool video mate. Loved it. Good to see new NMRIH content on youtube. Hope you continue making videos about it.

Awesome job on the video! Been following this game since before it was on Steam. Back then I was so amazed of the game that I ended up remaking all the zombies as a mod for another game. Recently got back into playing it again, good to see how much the game has updated since then! Now I am working on revamping my mod from scratch! Also I would like to point out how great the music is, especially the main one!

Project Zomboid is the best zombie game of all time imo. But NMRIH is a VERY close second.

Such a great game! I remember seeing seananners playing it back in the day.

Love the game. The atmosphere radiates sadness and hopelessness. Just wish the attack reach of kid Z is reduced and theres more specific voicelines

My opinion on the 2nd game being not f2p: while I don't mind shilling 20 bucks or so for it, I can imagine it pacing itself away from many people to try it out. Afterall, the charm of this game is you banding with a bunch of people who know nothing about the game, then bond as you go along and try to survive. With the game costing money, people will be more serious about survival, rather than having wholesome "wtf is happening" moments like in previous title.

I still cant figure out how to make a private server work

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The Source NMRIH is absolutely amazing,but sadly from what the shown of the sequel on the unreal (or was it unity? who can tell these days) The sequel looks bland as fuck,its kind of sad

Wake up 😂

I remember when I first met this game, I had no money and as a zombie fanatic, I searched for every corner of the store for a game to kill that zombie itch of mine, then I saw it, downloaded it, and at first glance, I hated it for it's difficulty and extreme lack of ammo (I was a cod and l4d player at the time) Then years past by with this game collecting dust in my library, when I decided to give it another try, and oh man, I regret not playing this game. It grew on me and I felt what the developers had intended to do with this game: the atmosphere, lack of supplies, zombified children, that sense of hope slowly dying, it was perfect I have around 100 or more hours, and I want to put more and more into it, unfortunately my friends find this game "boring" and "hard" bcz they're so used to the left 4 dead formula