The multiplayer mode also takes advantage of the GamePad to create an interesting asymmetrical competitive game, mixing Capture the Flag with a typical wave-based survival mode. Sadly, some of the tenser segments are unintentionally caused by long load times, including doors that simply won’t open until the next area is loaded, even when you’re attempting to escape a horde of undead. Ubisoft used the GamePad's weaknesses to its advantage, creating incredibly tense moments. It's cumbersome and sometimes difficult to get used to, but it feels like it’s supposed to be, ramping up the anxiety every time you need to take your eyes off the screen.
Even looting and inventory management, which leaves your survivor vulnerable, is accomplished with taps and swipes on the GamePad's screen, forcing you to temporarily take your eyes off the action. Anything that can be tied to the controller's screen is, from scanning the environment to sniping enemies. The same can be said about the ways in which Ubisoft opted to use the GamePad. But while the limited supplies makes the game less fun, it definitely makes for a more tactical experience.
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