- November 2, 2010
- Nitro Games
Woody Two-Legs: Attack of the Zombie Pirates
50%Game Brain Score
humor
story, music
53% User Score 45 reviews
Platforms
About
Woody Two-Legs: Attack of the Zombie Pirates is a side-scrolling action game. Take on the role of Woody, a two-legged table, as you battle hordes of zombie pirates and aunt-eating sharks. Use an array of weapons and power-ups to navigate through various levels and defeat bosses in this quirky, humorous adventure.









Audience ScoreBased on 45 reviews
humor1 positive mentions
story3 negative mentions
- The game has a fun, cartoony pirate theme that can be enjoyable for short play sessions.
- It offers a simple wave-based shooter experience that can be entertaining for casual gamers.
- Some players found it to be a nostalgic and charming experience despite its flaws.
- The gameplay is extremely repetitive, with minimal variation in enemies and levels.
- Controls are awkward and frustrating, making the game tedious to play.
- The game is plagued by bugs and crashes, significantly impacting the overall experience.
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is largely perceived as trivial and humorous, with a focus on gold accumulation rather than a compelling narrative. Players noted that losing gold can significantly impact their progression, potentially leading to a loss of story content. The delivery of the story is criticized for being either overly dramatic or lackluster, contributing to an overall sense of disappointment regarding the narrative experience.
“Initially, I thought dying would be final, but soon I realized I only lost a tiny bit of gold as a punishment and the ships steal way more than that, making life count little in your quest for keeping hold of the gold.”
“Consequently, he has two wooden legs, but that's not really important - it's a joke like most of the game's story content.”
“The story is silly and recited between levels by a person who sounds either bored or over-dramatic.”
“By the way, in the story mode, the gold you lost will stay lost between levels, so you might lose the whole story if you lost too much gold in the early levels.”