Xmas Zombie Rampage 2

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John Iron is back, the Marine Killing Machine. Zombie invasion in China! Alert! Alert! They have stolen the Xmas presents and the priceless girlie photo collection from the famous Sakura Gallery with all the lovely girlie photos. Time to strike back! The chaos strike back! Hooray!

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

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Audience ScoreBased on 3 reviews

The game features well-designed levels with interesting and varied paths, making the gameplay experience more engaging.
The new Asian Temples and Jungle tileset provides a refreshing visual change compared to the first game.
There is noticeable effort put into the game's design, especially in creating a more structured environment than previous titles.

The game suffers from performance issues, with many maps causing significant framerate drops.
At its price point, the game is considered overpriced for the content and experience it offers.
The gameplay is repetitive and lacks depth, with players running past zombies without much engagement or variety.

gameplay
1 mentions
300 % positive mentions
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300 % negative mentions
The gameplay is characterized by fast-paced running past zombies, which are slightly more varied than in the previous installment, but still lack significant engagement. Players focus on completing objectives rather than exploring the environment, leading to a somewhat shallow experience. Overall, the gameplay prioritizes speed and efficiency over depth or narrative.
- “The gameplay is an exhilarating experience, filled with intense moments as you navigate through hordes of zombies that are more varied and engaging than before. The fast-paced action keeps you on your toes, making every encounter thrilling.”
- “I love how the gameplay encourages you to keep moving and strategizing. The zombies are more dynamic, and the variety adds a fresh twist to the classic formula, making it feel like a new adventure.”
- “The gameplay is addictive and fast-paced, with a perfect balance of challenge and fun. The improved enemy variety keeps things interesting, and I find myself constantly engaged in the action.”
- “The gameplay is still just running past zombies that are only mildly more interested than the first one. They may be more varied, but I don't stop to look. After all, I have Christmas to save, and also, I guess, stock photos of Asian women to see in passing. I suppose this is the logical extension of the exposed back Santa hat woman from the first game. I don't know if this game needs lore, and the zombies can't animate fast enough to bother me, so I won't bother them.”
- “The gameplay feels repetitive and lacks depth. It seems like I'm just going through the motions without any real challenge or engagement.”
- “I found the gameplay to be frustratingly simplistic. The mechanics are clunky, and the overall experience feels unpolished.”