Most notable is a gun called the Blunderbuss, which looks like an elephant gun that fires zombie parts at such high velocities as to instantly and rather violently explode any zombie in its way Fifa Coins. Looting zombies not killed by the Blunderbuss--those that are still intact--lets you collect undead body parts to use as ammo for the Blunderbuss. Then there's the holy water, which acts as a counterpart to the Molotov cocktail, engulfing enemies in a bright blue fire. You can also throw zombie bait to attract them all into one cluster for tactical purposes (use your imagination--ours involved TNT).  Next was a mission that involved the help of a few other survivors. A small farm was being overrun by zombies, and we had to aid some folks hiding on the roof in eradicating every last zombie from the property. This mission gave us the choice to be a team player and ferry rifle ammo between the survivors and the crates down below, or simply take matters into our own hands and find the Gatling gun conveniently mounted on another rooftop. We started with the former but eventually moved on to the latter.

Then, at one point we started hurling zombie bait and TNT into the middle of the farm to get the job done even faster, though Fifa 15 Coins tragically our zombie horse fell victim to the alluring scent of that bait as well. Poor little guy. A later mission had us breaking into a house surrounded by the undead in order to rescue a lone survivor and escort him on horseback to Fort Mercer, one of the few safe zones in the gameworld. This one allowed us to traverse a wide stretch of land in which we ran into zombie roadside bandits, zombie wolves, and more zombie horses. At one point, we saw one of Undead Nightmare's mythical horses, which include the steeds of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, such as War, the horse who's constantly on fire. Zombies or no, that's a beautiful sunrise!  Undead Nightmare isn't just a single-player experience, however. There's also a pretty sizable addition to Red Dead's online multiplayer as well. We had a chance to go hands-on with a new multiplayer mode called Undead Overrun. At its core, this mode is similar to a Horde or Survival mode: it's you, a team of co-op partners, and waves upon waves of enemies. The twist is that you need to chase down the randomly generated coffins that appear in unpredictable locations on the map at the beginning of each wave.