- January 24, 2011
- Blendo Games
- 30h median play time
Atom Zombie Smasher
Platforms
About
In "Atom Zombie Smasher," command mercenaries to rescue survivors and wipe out zombies in a procedurally generated city. Use helicopters, mortars, and mines as you strategize and plan your next move. Experience different scenarios, intense replayability, and ever-evolving challenges as you strive to exterminate the zombie threat in this thrilling real-time strategy game.






- Unique blend of real-time strategy and tower defense mechanics, providing a fresh take on the zombie genre.
- Highly replayable with customizable difficulty settings and a variety of mercenaries to use in each mission.
- Quirky art style and engaging soundtrack that adds to the overall charm of the game.
- Can be frustratingly difficult, especially if the random selection of mercenaries doesn't favor the player.
- Gameplay can feel repetitive after a while, with limited variety in missions and objectives.
- Some technical issues, particularly with compatibility on modern systems, can hinder the gaming experience.
- gameplay460 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of "Atom Zombie Smasher" is characterized by its unique blend of strategy and tower defense mechanics, requiring players to plan routes and deploy units to rescue civilians from zombie hordes. While the core mechanics are engaging and addictive, many players note that the gameplay can become repetitive over time, lacking depth and variety in objectives. The game offers a customizable experience with various settings and mods, enhancing replayability, but some players feel that the randomness of unit availability can undermine strategic planning.
“The gameplay mechanics, which involve planning routes and deploying various units, add a layer of strategy to the experience.”
“Atom Zombie Smasher features addictive and fully customizable gameplay with a backdrop dripping with style and worldbuilding.”
“The gameplay is quick and pressure nicely builds up as the zombie hordes push forward.”
“While the concept is intriguing, the gameplay can feel repetitive and lacking in depth.”
“I don't recommend this; the gameplay is repetitive and the units you buy and have available to you each month are completely random, making planning a strategy a worthless task; this game is more about mitigating your losses than anything else.”
“It doesn't explain some of its main mechanics very well and it can get a bit repetitive after a few hours.”