Are you love zombie? We imagine a few of you out there feel the same way, so we’ve scoured the App Store to find the best zombie-themed casual games available.
The first choice is Zombie Highway
this is "Car, Gun and Zombie. What more could you want?” You’re driving along a post-apocalyptic highway that’s overrun by zombies intent on tipping over your vehicle, which would lead to your inevitable death. To get the zombies off your car, you either have to knock them over by driving close to stationery objects, or shoot the hell out of them from the back seat.
The second is ZombieSmash
classic castle defense. You are defending a house from various undead types, but this is an extremely knowing, self-aware, funny “survival comedy” zombie game that uses different methods of gameplay to smash zombies into bits.
Next choice is ZombieVille
Basically, there’s been some kind of zombie invasion and you’re just strolling the streets, picking up cash and ammo and wasting some undead along the way.
There’s a great “how to play” walk-through in both the “Lite” version (which is basically the first level, with a few control limitations) and the full version that will get you started without too much fuss.
And the last is Zombie WonderLand
If you thrive under pressure, this game is for you. With impressive three-dimensional, top-down gameplay (so you can swipe the screen to spin the perspective — great for spotting zombies at a distance) your job is basically to point-and-shoot at all zombies to get Chuck racing over to the nearest window to blow their rotten brains out.
This is a highly addictive, fast and furious game, which means you really need to stay on top of all your tasks to do well and progress to the different areas in “story” play, or stay alive as long as you can in “survival” mode.
The first choice is Zombie Highway
this is "Car, Gun and Zombie. What more could you want?” You’re driving along a post-apocalyptic highway that’s overrun by zombies intent on tipping over your vehicle, which would lead to your inevitable death. To get the zombies off your car, you either have to knock them over by driving close to stationery objects, or shoot the hell out of them from the back seat.
The second is ZombieSmash
classic castle defense. You are defending a house from various undead types, but this is an extremely knowing, self-aware, funny “survival comedy” zombie game that uses different methods of gameplay to smash zombies into bits.
Next choice is ZombieVille
Basically, there’s been some kind of zombie invasion and you’re just strolling the streets, picking up cash and ammo and wasting some undead along the way.
There’s a great “how to play” walk-through in both the “Lite” version (which is basically the first level, with a few control limitations) and the full version that will get you started without too much fuss.
And the last is Zombie WonderLand
If you thrive under pressure, this game is for you. With impressive three-dimensional, top-down gameplay (so you can swipe the screen to spin the perspective — great for spotting zombies at a distance) your job is basically to point-and-shoot at all zombies to get Chuck racing over to the nearest window to blow their rotten brains out.
This is a highly addictive, fast and furious game, which means you really need to stay on top of all your tasks to do well and progress to the different areas in “story” play, or stay alive as long as you can in “survival” mode.
