- May 27, 2016
- Zonitron Productions
Zombie Boom
35%Game Brain Score
humor
gameplay, music
38% User Score 42 reviews
Platforms
About
"Zombie Boom" is a action-packed shooter game where players must clear 60 levels of zombie-infested environments to save their friends' body parts. Arm yourself and take on hordes of brain-eating zombies in this thrilling adventure, perfect for those seeking a big ZOMBIE BOOM. With its intense action and 60 levels of gameplay, Zombie Boom offers a fun and engaging experience for all players.







Audience ScoreBased on 42 reviews
humor3 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game offers a simple and straightforward concept that can be enjoyable for casual players.
- Some players found the game fun and entertaining, especially for the price paid during sales.
- The game has a cute cartoon vibe and varied levels that can appeal to new gamers.
- Zombie Boom is criticized for being a reskin of previous games in the series, lacking originality and innovation.
- Many reviews highlight poor physics, glitches, and inconsistent gameplay mechanics that detract from the experience.
- The game is often described as a low-quality mobile port, not suitable for PC, with frustrating controls and a lack of tutorials.
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of Zombie Boom is criticized for being repetitive and poorly executed, with many levels feeling like mere reskins. Players find the mechanics lacking, comparing it unfavorably to an Angry Birds clone with flawed innovations and physics, leading to an overall disappointing experience.
“I can forgive amateurish and crude assets if the gameplay is enjoyable.”
“The gameplay is engaging and keeps you coming back for more.”
“Zombie Boom has the same flaws, the same poor gameplay, and the same levels (quite literally, they just reskinned some levels, it felt like).”
“Do you know what happens when you combine an Angry Birds clone with terrible gameplay innovations and barely functional physics?”
“The mechanics of this game are very poorly executed.”