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Walking Zombie 2

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83%Game Brain Score
story, gameplay
monetization, grinding
83% User Score Based on 3,735 reviews

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Walking Zombie 2 is a single player role playing shooter game. It was developed by Alda Games and was released on October 11, 2019. It received positive reviews from players.

Zombie singleplayer shooter in modern polygon graphics with rich RPG elements.

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Audience ScoreBased on 3,735 reviews
story335 positive mentions
monetization107 negative mentions
  • Engaging story with humorous elements and interesting characters.
  • Fun gameplay with satisfying shooting mechanics and a variety of weapons.
  • Free to play with the option to purchase unlimited gas, making it accessible for casual gamers.
  • Repetitive missions and gameplay loop, often requiring backtracking to the same locations.
  • Aggressive microtransactions and constant pop-ups for in-game purchases can be annoying.
  • Limited gas system restricts playtime, forcing players to wait or spend money to continue.
  • story
    1,158 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story of "Walking Zombie 2" is generally described as entertaining and humorous, featuring a mix of engaging plot twists and quirky characters. However, many players find the missions repetitive, often revolving around similar objectives like fetching items or killing zombies, which can detract from the overall experience. While some appreciate the lighthearted tone and comedic elements, others criticize the lack of depth and originality in the narrative, suggesting that the gameplay often feels like a grind rather than a cohesive story-driven adventure.

    • “The story is rich, fun to play, and even throws a big twist at the end.”
    • “The game is great and has a great storyline.”
    • “The story is amazing, the graphics like this are appreciated by me, it is interesting and very vivid in color.”
    • “Every quest has boring dialogues and tasks; the people giving you quests feel repetitive pretty fast.”
    • “The game is okay at first, but once you have reached the second location, you will find that the missions are mostly filler content just to expand the very little storytelling this game has.”
    • “The story is so incredibly bare with the occasional boring cutscene of two characters staring at each other while the 'story' continues to unfold.”
  • gameplay
    343 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay of "Walking Zombie 2" has received mixed reviews, with many players noting its repetitive nature and reliance on fetch quests, which can lead to boredom after a few hours. While some appreciate the simple mechanics and engaging story, others criticize the mobile game design elements, such as the gas mechanic that limits exploration and mission completion. Overall, the game offers a casual experience with decent shooting mechanics, but its repetitive gameplay loop and microtransaction pressures detract from the overall enjoyment.

    • “Gameplay is fun, easy to pick up, and difficult to put down.”
    • “Quests, leveling up, and weapons make the gameplay addictive, and the post-apocalyptic style with zombies keeps the atmosphere going.”
    • “The gameplay is fulfilling.”
    • “After just two hours of gameplay, you've pretty much seen every zombie model there is.”
    • “Too often the gameplay loop is just: talk to someone → go to point A → return → repeat — and that gets old fast.”
    • “The gameplay gets very repetitive after the first 3 quests since there are only like 3 types of quests in the whole game: fetch quests, puzzle quests, and killing quests.”
  • graphics
    236 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game have received mixed reviews, with many players appreciating the unique art style and cartoonish visuals, which are often described as charming and fitting for the game's theme. However, some users criticize the graphics as simplistic or outdated, likening them to mobile game standards, which can detract from the overall experience. Overall, while the graphics may not be cutting-edge, they are generally considered adequate for the gameplay and contribute positively to the game's quirky atmosphere.

    • “The graphics are simple, but clear.”
    • “Very nice game, great graphics, doesn't require a high-end device, and great storyline.”
    • “The graphics are majestic.”
    • “The graphics are terrible and the gameplay is mid.”
    • “Graphics are really poor, the worst product aspect, but runs without important bugs, although sometimes has collision issues.”
    • “Recycled missions, same locations, and Unity engine graphics, ruins the experience.”
  • monetization
    217 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization in this game, a port from mobile, heavily relies on aggressive microtransactions, which many players find intrusive and reminiscent of typical cash-grab mobile titles. While it is technically possible to progress without spending money, the frequent prompts for in-game purchases and the reliance on a fuel system can make the experience feel pay-to-win and frustrating. Overall, the game is seen as a decent free-to-play option, but the constant push for microtransactions detracts from its enjoyment.

    • “Despite having many microtransactions, the game is still very well balanced and offers a lot of content for being a mobile port.”
    • “The monetization is a bit off-putting, but hey, it's a free-to-play game, so you can't really complain!”
    • “Microtransactions are very tempting, but never absolutely mandatory.”
    • “Whilst it is free to play, it really aggressively pushes microtransactions, and whilst I'm sure it is technically possible to complete the game without spending a single penny, the gameplay loop is small and repetitive, with your weapons rapidly becoming underpowered while upgrades in the shop are ruinously expensive.”
    • “The second you slap ads into a player's face asking them to spend money in your 'free' game is the second that game becomes garbage.”
    • “The monetization is a bit off-putting but hey it's a free-to-play game so you can't really complain!”
  • grinding
    141 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The reviews consistently highlight that the game is excessively grindy and repetitive, often requiring players to engage in tedious tasks to progress or upgrade their equipment. Many users express frustration with the reliance on microtransactions to alleviate the grinding, suggesting that the game feels designed to encourage spending rather than providing a balanced experience. While some players find enjoyment in the grind, the overall sentiment leans towards it being a significant drawback that detracts from the game's potential.

    • “Interesting game with basic stories, a bit repetitive at times but not too grindy.”
    • “Not too grindy as long as you don't play it marathon style, but something you jump on every day for an hour or so.”
    • “A bit grindy sometimes.”
    • “Grinding, same go there and do this type mission, weapons become underpowered after a while and to upgrade, you need gold currency which can be bought for real money.”
    • “The game is okay and it's free, but the game is too grindy and can be too repetitive and boring.”
    • “Everything after hour 3-5 for me was where the game revealed its true colors: a money grabbing mobile port with nothing but grinding.”
  • humor
    104 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is a standout feature, often described as a mix of dark, campy, and absurd comedy that plays well with its post-apocalyptic zombie theme. Players appreciate the quirky references, funny animations, and humorous dialogue, although some find the voice acting and repetitive missions detract from the overall experience. Overall, the game is seen as entertaining and funny, making it a fun choice for those looking for a lighthearted take on the zombie genre.

    • “Walking Zombie 2 is like an all-you-can-eat brain buffet with a side of post-apocalyptic charm - it's hilariously horrifying and gruesomely great!”
    • “Like a quirky cousin to Left 4 Dead, Walking Zombie 2 delivers a zombie apocalypse with a side order of dark humor.”
    • “The dialog is so bad it's funny, and it feels like if a computer watched every corny zombie movie and spit out one-liners.”
  • music
    49 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with many players finding it repetitive and forgettable, often opting to turn it off in favor of their own playlists. While some appreciate the ambient tracks that enhance the atmosphere, others criticize the lack of variety and engaging themes, particularly during combat and cutscenes. Overall, the soundtrack is seen as a missed opportunity, with suggestions for improvement in both diversity and intensity.

    • “I find myself throwing on some music and just knocking out missions and slaying hordes.”
    • “The music is quiet but it will raise up goosebumps and lay around the perfect feeling for the end of the world scenario.”
    • “This is helped by an ambience that is created with the somewhat quiet yet subtly eerie music tracks that play in the background, adding a slight sense of horror into the mix too.”
    • “The cutscenes, music, and voice acting are so uncaptivating that I just turned that off and have Spotify in the background.”
    • “The main background music of the game also conflicts during cutscenes.”
    • “Graphics were fine and unique, but the music was repetitive to the point where I eventually had to mute the game music.”
  • stability
    21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's stability is a mixed bag, with many players reporting numerous bugs and glitches that can disrupt gameplay, such as pixelated text and character model issues. While some users have experienced minimal problems or found the game to run smoothly, the overall consensus highlights a significant number of game-breaking glitches and unfinished elements, leading to a frustrating experience for many. Despite these issues, a few players noted that they encountered only minor bugs that did not heavily impact their enjoyment.

    • “Practically bug-free.”
    • “The game is a mobile port, and for me, it runs great on my laptop, which isn't meant for gaming but has gaming-like specs with 16GB RAM, a 2GB GPU, and a dual-core i7-6500U.”
    • “Too many game-breaking glitches.”
    • “This game is not entirely awful, but it mostly feels really unfinished, it's extremely buggy, and it constantly spams you for microtransactions.”
    • “Stopped working after a day though, I tried everything and it just freezes at the loading screen.”
  • optimization
    17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's optimization has received significant criticism, with users reporting severe performance issues, including low frame rates, crashes, and high GPU usage even on lower settings. Many players find the game poorly optimized, leading to frustration and hardware concerns, despite some positive remarks about its art style and gameplay mechanics. Overall, it is clear that substantial improvements are needed to enhance the game's performance and stability.

    • “The shooting is nice, the game's art style is rather pleasing to look at, it runs smoothly and it's free.”
    • “Runs smoothly.”
    • “Apparently the game needs quite a bit of optimization to reduce CPU/GPU usage.”
    • “I'm deleting this game; it sucks. This game is harder than the phone version. It has a maximum of 28 fps only, but on the phone, it is 30 or 45 fps. I also have bugs sometimes; my gun jams until I leave the location, and fps drops to 9 at the lowest settings. I'm deleting this game on my laptop, and I will also delete it on my phone when it is not fun enough.”
    • “This game takes up 97% of your GPU on max settings and 60% on lowest settings, so I'm leaning more towards it being very, very poorly optimized. Still, it'll ruin your hardware.”
    • “Optimization is horrible; in more crowded locations and during the single boss fight that I managed to reach, the fps dropped to ~20-30.”
  • atmosphere
    12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The atmosphere of the game is generally praised for its engaging post-apocalyptic setting, complemented by effective sound design and art style that enhances immersion. However, some players feel that microtransactions and poorly utilized gameplay elements can detract from the overall experience. Despite these criticisms, many find the depth and beauty of the atmosphere compelling, making it appealing to both story lovers and FPS enthusiasts.

    • “The atmosphere is nice, the gameplay is smooth, and there is a story.”
    • “Good game for what it is; I like the art style and atmosphere.”
    • “Love it! It's insane how much depth is in a free-to-play game. Definitely recommend it to story lovers or FPS players who suddenly checked this game out in the store for the first time. You'll immediately be hooked by its beauty and atmosphere.”
    • “Microtransaction spam ruins the atmosphere.”
    • “I like the skills and perks, like Fallout: New Vegas type things, but sometimes they don't seem used well or used in the wrong places, and it can ruin the atmosphere.”
    • “Apart from voice acting, the music will be mostly ambient and silence, highlighting the atmosphere.”
  • emotional
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Reviews indicate that the game's emotional impact is largely lacking, with brief dialogue failing to create meaningful connections or depth. While some moments evoke strong reactions, such as a protective instinct towards a character, the overall narrative is criticized for being emotionally flat and unengaging, leaving players feeling detached rather than invested.

    • “I audibly said to myself, no one is touching this f***ing baby.”
    • “No longer emotionally invested, but still, that was rare.”
    • “Probably too emotionally deep for this particular voice actor.”
    • “Is there some that I've missed, or was this plot hole just swept under the rug into the most boring story ever?”
    • “The emotional moments felt forced and lacked genuine impact, leaving me disconnected from the characters.”
    • “I expected a deep emotional journey, but instead, I was met with clichés and predictable outcomes.”
  • replayability
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users indicate that the game offers high replayability, with some suggesting that investing money can enhance the experience further. Overall, it is considered infinitely replayable, appealing to those who enjoy revisiting the game multiple times.

    • “ infinitely replayable”
    • “ infinitely replayable”
    • “You need to invest some money to make this game more playable”
    • “You need to invest some money to make this game more playable.”
  • character development
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game features beautiful character development and a captivating storyline that keeps players engaged, complemented by unique character designs that enhance its appeal.

    • “It has beautiful character development, an amazing storyline that is sure to keep you drawn in, and action on every corner.”
    • “The character design is vastly different, which makes it unique.”
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Walking Zombie 2 is a role playing shooter game.

Walking Zombie 2 is available on Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation 5 and others.

On average players spend around 138 hours playing Walking Zombie 2.

Walking Zombie 2 was released on October 11, 2019.

Walking Zombie 2 was developed by Alda Games.

Walking Zombie 2 has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its monetization.

Walking Zombie 2 is a single player game.

Similar games include The Walking Zombie 2: Shooter, How to Survive, Shop Titans, Game of Thrones: Kingsroad, Dead Shell・Pixel RPG Roguelike and others.