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"Walking Zombie: Shooter" is a first-person shooter game set in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by zombies. Players must navigate through various environments, completing quests, and fighting off hordes of the undead. The game features a variety of weapons, upgrades, and character customization options, as well as a multiplayer mode for co-op play.

Walking Zombie: Shooter screenshot
Walking Zombie: Shooter screenshot
Walking Zombie: Shooter screenshot
Walking Zombie: Shooter screenshot
Walking Zombie: Shooter screenshot
Walking Zombie: Shooter screenshot
Walking Zombie: Shooter screenshot
Walking Zombie: Shooter screenshot
Walking Zombie: Shooter screenshot
Walking Zombie: Shooter screenshot
Walking Zombie: Shooter screenshot
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78%
Audience ScoreBased on 326 reviews
story8 positive mentions
grinding16 negative mentions

  • The game offers a fun and casual experience with a unique stationary shooting concept, making it enjoyable for short bursts of play.
  • With 200 levels, a variety of upgrades, and a cute voxel art style reminiscent of Minecraft, it provides good value for its low price.
  • The progression system is smooth, and the game respects players' time, making it less grindy than expected.
  • The game is a mobile port with limited movement, which can feel restrictive and repetitive over time.
  • Multiplayer functionality is disappointing, with region locking and matchmaking issues that hinder cooperative play.
  • Some levels feature frustrating difficulty spikes, and the overall gameplay can become tedious as players progress.
  • story
    56 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story is generally perceived as simplistic and lacking depth, primarily revolving around a zombie apocalypse theme where players must defeat waves of zombies. While some players appreciate the straightforward narrative and find it engaging enough for a shooter, others criticize it for being repetitive and unoriginal, with cutscenes that cannot be skipped. Overall, the story serves as a backdrop to the gameplay rather than a focal point, with mixed opinions on its execution and creativity.

    • “Moral of the story: you never know what life has in store for you, and if I had given up when all odds were against me, I wouldn't be where I am today.”
    • “A great relaxing shooter with cute graphics, sick bosses, and a nice story.”
    • “The story is obviously about a zombie apocalypse in 2020 and you have to kill all zombies to win the war.”
    • “This is basically a game on rails with a ridiculous story; hilariously, the player cannot skip the story once you have started, you must wait for cutscenes to finish in order to play.”
    • “I like the idea, but there isn't a lot to do; it lacks a lot of gameplay and any story.”
    • “The game doesn't have a lot of story to it except for another guy chopping your leg off; in my opinion, it's cheap, so if you don't like it, you haven't spent a lot of money.”
  • graphics
    32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game are characterized by a charming voxel art style reminiscent of Minecraft, which many players find appealing despite some noting that they are not the most advanced. While the game offers options for resolution and graphical adjustments, opinions vary on their importance, with some players feeling that graphics are secondary to gameplay. Overall, the art style is praised for its simplicity and relaxation, contributing positively to the gaming experience.

    • “The game has the cute voxel art style made famous by Minecraft.”
    • “Surprisingly very good, a solid stationary shooter with a fantastic art style.”
    • “The blocky type graphics are relaxing and very neat; also, reading through the funny conversation between the main character and NPC is pretty hilarious.”
    • “The graphics are not the greatest, even though I like the square look.”
    • “Graphics don't matter in this game.”
    • “Simple concept, graphics and gameplay.”
  • gameplay
    18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is primarily "on-rails," limiting player mobility but contributing to its charm, making it a fun and addictive experience despite being a port of a mobile game. While the online features are no longer functional, the game offers a variety of mechanics, including sniper levels and bosses, enhancing the overall experience. However, some players feel the gameplay lacks excitement and originality, relying on reused mechanics.

    • “Clearly a port of a mobile game (some scenes still tell you to tap lol), but that is not a bad thing. It's a brainless but very fun and addicting game, and the mouse/keyboard controls enhance the gameplay.”
    • “Every few levels it mixes things up with alternate gameplay such as sniper levels or bosses.”
    • “Fun, very responsive little on-rails shooter with a good progression system and some actual gunplay mechanics.”
    • “The gameplay is what we in the business call 'on-rails,' which means you're about as mobile as my nan after Christmas dinner, but that's part of the charm.”
    • “Don't waste your $2 (USD) on this as it is just reused mechanics for the offline and there is almost no one to even bother playing with online.”
    • “Clearly a port of a mobile game (some scenes still tell you to tap lol), but that is not a bad thing; it's a brainless but very fun and addicting game, and the mouse/keyboard controls enhance the gameplay.”
  • grinding
    16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players have mixed feelings about the grinding aspect of the game; while some find it tedious, especially near the end and around level 140, others feel it is manageable and not overly grindy. The need to grind for weapon upgrades and to overcome difficulty spikes is noted, but some players still find the game enjoyable despite these elements. Overall, the grinding can be a significant part of the experience, with varying opinions on its impact on gameplay.

    • “The game is fun but definitely a little tedious as you get near the end.”
    • “There are a variety of guns to go through and most of the time you'll be grinding to get the guns maxed out.”
    • “It's easy to play, but feels very grindy at times.”
  • music
    14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is generally appreciated for its relaxing qualities and good soundtrack, but many users find it becomes repetitive and annoying after a short period of play. There are requests for an option to turn off the music, as the looping tracks can detract from the overall experience.

    • “Nice game with a good soundtrack and even progression.”
    • “I relaxed for 5 minutes listening to this music, long enough to realize that I would be okay.”
    • “Like the music.”
    • “The music in this game gets repetitive real fast and loops over and over again.”
    • “Wish there was a way to turn off the music as it gets annoying 20 minutes in.”
    • “Could it at least provide an option for turning off the dang repetitive music?”
  • humor
    14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is a standout feature, with players appreciating the hilarious dialogue between characters and the absurdity of certain plot elements, such as the inability to skip cutscenes. The game's comedic tone, combined with its addictive gameplay and intuitive controls, contributes to an overall enjoyable experience, despite some criticisms of the story's initial presentation.

    • “I love the sense of humor as well; it is a nice plus.”
    • “The explanation for not being able to move is hilariously dumb.”
    • “The blocky type graphics are relaxing and very neat; also, reading through the funny conversation between the main character and NPC is pretty hilarious.”
  • replayability
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users consistently highlight the game's "infinitely replayable" nature, indicating that it offers a compelling experience that encourages multiple playthroughs.

    • “Infinitely replayable.”
    • “Infinitely replayable.”
    • “Infinitely replayable.”
  • monetization
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players recommend playing the game on PC rather than mobile due to the absence of ads and a more reasonable pricing structure, as mobile users face additional costs for ad removal. Overall, the monetization model on PC is viewed positively, while the mobile version is criticized for its higher expenses and intrusive ads.

    • “I recommend playing it here and not on mobile because here you will see no ads, but on mobile, you will see ads. If you buy the no-ads option there, it will be a lot more expensive than 2.39 euros.”
    • “The price is very reasonable here, and there's no ads or store.”

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5h Median play time
5h Average play time
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