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The plot more or less stops there, and Umbrella Corps immediately throws players into the action - which, as we discovered, is a mixed bag of confusing gameplay mechanics. To be fair, things start off well for the game. The first thing players will be able to do is customize their soldier, and Capcom gives plenty of options here. Players are free to decorate their soldiers as they see fit, and will unlock more customization options as they rank up in multiplayer and accomplish more tasks.

Players can put patches on their helmet, change their outfit colors, and even put a logo on their jammer, one of the most interesting additions in the game. Each player is equipped with one jammer, and it makes them invisible to the undead hordes which litter each map. If it gets damaged by a stray enemy bullet, zombies will be able to detect the player and make things much more difficult for them.

It's a neat concept that we really enjoyed, but the rest of the game sucks out all the entertaining potential this idea brought to the table. Multiplayer throws players into one of two 3-vs-3 modes: one-life deathmatch, and an objective-based mode that swaps objectives every round. The maps are set to a very small scale to increase the pace of gameplay between the 6 players and a never-ending stream of zombies. Though the maps all manage to bring unique locations to the table , they're so tiny that players can be instantly killed upon spawn, which is a frustrating experience.

Once players get a chance to enter the fray, they will immediately be confused by the various game mechanics Capcom has thrown together in the shooter. Players fight from an over-the-shoulder view, which switches to first person when they use iron sights.

Movement of the game is fast, but turning in close quarters can be agonizingly slow. Players try to figure out the rule behind this game when the starting player approves or denies the objects guests choose to bring to the party. In some games, the host may choose to give a nonexample as well. Hence the name, The UM -brella Game.

Players will eventually catch on, some faster than others. This twist might add more excitement and confusion! However, it also clarifies the name of the game: The Umbrella Game, hiding the underlying clue in a play on words.

You can get creative and determine a point system for how many guesses it takes each player before figuring out the trick behind The Umbrella Game. To begin, players have no idea why the game is called The Umbrella Game. You may try to guess if items must be selected in a specific order, such as alphabetical, or based on a category by color, number of syllables, and so on.

In reality, there is no rhyme or reason to the actual items selected. The initial player begins by giving an example of something they are bringing to a party, or picnic depending on how you choose to play the game.

Continue reading to learn how to play The Umbrella Game! The manager lets him go and warns him about the rules. The ship finally arrives at the island. As the workers now wheel the players and change their clothes, Player who was pretending to be unconscious secretly steals a knife from one of the Workers. The players then wake up in the familiar facility. The old man gets woken up by Gi-hun , saying about almost everyone came back. During their conversation, Sang-woo and Player join in and all together they form a team.

They eat and guess what the other children's games might be. During bedtime, Player and Player go to the bathroom. Player goes to the vents to sneak in and finds workers cooking something while makes a deal with her to distract the soldier outside.

The next day, tells that the workers were melting sugar. The players are now taken to the next game, where the players are taken to Game Room 2, which resembles a playground. In the room, there are 4 doors. On each door, there is a shape of a circle, a star, a square, and an umbrella. Each player must choose a shape and stand in a line facing the door of the shape. Byeong-gi then has thoughts, trying to figure out what then next game is. Gi-hun and his alliance decide that they should all pick a shape of their own.

Once picking a shape, everyone lines up and collects their cake from the front. Byeong-gi, who gets a triangle cake then starts realizing what the next game is.

Meanwhile, the old man gets a cake in the shape of a star. Player gets a star cake also, in annoyance. Player gets a star cake. Player gets a circle cake. Player gets a triangle cake, Sang-woo gets a triangle cake while Gi-hun unfortunately gets the umbrella cake, the hardest shape of them all. At that moment, the announcer says the name of the next minigame, Sugar Honeycomb. At that moment, fear falls on Gi-hun's face. After explaining the rules of the game, the game begins. Under pressure, all contestants concentrate as they try to carve out their shape from the cake.

Unfortunately, a minute or so into the game, Player accidently breaks his shape, an umbrella in front of a soldier and gets eliminated by getting shot directly in the head. His body slides down the slide leaving a trail of blood on the slide, giving all the other players a warning of what happens if you break your shape. Terror-stricken, this makes the players even more desperate to pass. At that moment, several other players unintentionally break their shapes and get eliminated.