- November 20, 2014
- Miguel G. Corchero
Rock Zombie
Platforms
About
In Rock Zombie, players enter a 3D hack-and-slash adventure set in a world overrun by zombies during a rock concert. As three witch band members with supernatural powers, players button-mash their way through 20 levels of horror, gore, and humor-filled action, set in iconic locations and including various gameplay styles. Experience the thrill of riding a bike or driving a muscle car in this classic arcade-style game inspired by classic zombie films.










- The game features a unique story from the perspective of a female heavy metal rock band, which adds a fun twist to the typical zombie genre.
- The arcade-style graphics and music, along with the campy 80's horror vibe, create an enjoyable atmosphere for fans of B-movie aesthetics.
- Despite its flaws, the game offers a nostalgic beat 'em up experience reminiscent of classic titles, appealing to fans of the genre.
- The combat is repetitive and lacks depth, often reducing gameplay to spamming a single attack button to win.
- Controls are unresponsive and clunky, making the gameplay frustrating, especially with issues like poor hit detection and awkward keyboard configurations.
- The game suffers from a lack of variety in enemy types and level design, leading to a monotonous experience that fails to challenge players.
music
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players enjoying its arcade-style rock and 80s horror vibe, while others criticize it as generic and mediocre. Many users suggest that the original compositions, which feature a female band with heavy metal influences, lack the quality of licensed tracks from well-known artists. Overall, while some find the music engaging and fitting for the gameplay, others feel it detracts from the experience.
“I liked the music, the arcade style graphics and beat 'em up with a guitar and magic gameplay.”
“It features a female band that is like a cross between The Runaways and some band from an anime cartoon. It has a lot of cool hard rock/heavy metal references and music (all made by the game developers, there isn't any licensed music in the game), and it has a very cool 80's horror vibe to it.”
“I love the background music; I find myself nodding my head as I play!”
“The music is generic butt rock.”
“Said special place is open for the person who figured that this horrible, wannabe faux rock music blaring constantly was an excellent idea.”
“Ugliness - for a game that signs itself rock, it has mediocre background music, not to mention other sounds that are tragic.”