- December 13, 2022
- Tybug Studios
PEP
72%Game Brain Score
replayability, humor
graphics, gameplay
72% User Score 86 reviews
Platforms
About
P.E.P Is an online 8 Player PvEvP game set in a zombie filled coastal United States City.











+37
Audience ScoreBased on 86 reviews
replayability1 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game is fun to play solo or with friends, offering a good mix of gameplay modes.
- It has a lot of potential and enjoyable gunplay, with a variety of weapons and modes that can be fun for parties.
- The game is free to play and has a solid concept, making it accessible for players looking for a casual zombie shooter experience.
- The player base is very small, making it difficult to find others to play with online.
- The game suffers from various bugs and glitches, including issues with the UI and weapon mechanics.
- Many players find the game to be poorly optimized, with confusing menus and a lack of basic features expected in a multiplayer shooter.
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally considered stylized and appealing, reminiscent of mobile games, with good quality and controls. However, players have noted a lack of graphical options, which can be problematic for lower-end systems, and some experience issues with settings resetting. Overall, while the graphics are praised for their potential, the limited customization options detract from the experience for some users.
“The stylized graphics, while looking straight off a mobile game, make it easy to spot both the AI zombies and humans, as well as other players.”
“Otherwise this game is very nice, has good graphics and nice controls; again, a lot of potential.”
“Good name, fun, great party game, surprisingly good graphics, but there are a couple of bugs.”
“The stylized graphics, while looking straight off a mobile game, make it easy to spot both the AI zombies and humans, but other players.”
“The lack of options to change your graphical settings can lead to issues for lower-end systems, but if you play more demanding games with little issue, you should be fine.”
“No graphics options to try adjusting the stretched screen.”