Re-animators
Creatures entity
41
games
19platforms
Includes NPCS, monsters or others that re-animate, resurrect or otherwise restore to life opponents you've already vanquished.
Notable people involved: John Carmack, Robert Duffy, Adrian Carmack, Kevin Cloud and Andy Chang
Alternate name: Resurrectors
MAC 2000-06-29
GBA 2002-10-29
WIN 2001-06-29
PS4 2014-08
AGA 1998
WIN 2004-08-03
WIN 2012-09-30
X360 2013-09-03
WIN 2000-06-29
OSX 2012-05-15
WIN 2011-05-25
PS3 2013-09-03
See also: spawners/summoners (when this happens without needing someone to have died)
Related:
* Resuscitation
* NPC generators
This does not include necromancers or such that turn corpses of fallen beings into something else, as they functionally are closer to spawners/summoners except for the need for something external to them to be around (be it corpses, plants to animate, or such).
Related:
* Resuscitation
* NPC generators
This does not include necromancers or such that turn corpses of fallen beings into something else, as they functionally are closer to spawners/summoners except for the need for something external to them to be around (be it corpses, plants to animate, or such).
Usually something like necromancers who re-animate the dead over and over again, but can have equivalents for others.
Depending how efficient they are, this may introduce a game mechanic that encourages players to destroy corpses.
Depending how efficient they are, this may introduce a game mechanic that encourages players to destroy corpses.
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The first Re-animators video game was released on May 5, 1994.
Blizzard and Blizzard Entertainment published most of these games.