Zombie Waves
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About
"Zombie Waves" is a Role Playing game and a Roguelike sequel from the "Mow Zombies" team, where players face endless waves of zombies with exceptional game mechanics and compelling visuals. However, be prepared for grinding, annoying ads, and numerous bugs. Despite its flaws, the game offers plenty of humor, providing a unique and entertaining experience.







- The game has engaging gameplay and is fun to play, especially in the early levels.
- Graphics and animations are well-designed, providing a visually appealing experience.
- The option to watch ads for rewards is available, allowing players to progress without mandatory purchases.
- The game quickly becomes pay-to-win, with significant difficulty spikes that require real money to overcome.
- Many players experience issues with ads not functioning properly, leading to lost rewards and frustration.
- The in-game purchases are excessively priced, with some items costing as much as $100, making it hard for free-to-play players to compete.
monetization
468 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has drawn significant criticism, with players reporting an overwhelming number of ads that often exceed one minute in length, leading to frustration and a perception of the game as a cash grab. Many users feel that progress is heavily gated behind watching ads or making expensive in-game purchases, with some claiming that the gameplay experience is overshadowed by the constant need to engage with ads for rewards. While some players appreciate the option to watch ads for bonuses, the sheer volume and length of ads, combined with high costs for in-game items, have led to a negative reception regarding the game's monetization practices.
“The first thing I suggest if you can, buy the 30-day no ads option.”
“Fun game, but the in-app purchases are insanely expensive!”
“You can expect that mobile games are going to have microtransactions that strategically entice you, that's just industry standard now, but presenting them this way isn't strategic, it's just foolish.”
“I wanted to like it, but the constant money grab kills it. Not to mention you'll have to watch 1 hour of ads per day if you don't pay to get rid of them for 1 month only.”
“It's impossible to play this game without watching ads. You either spend 10 times as much money as buying a PS5 game or watch a lot of ads and get very frustrated when you can't play more than five battles.”
“The gameplay itself is fun, but overshadowed by the monetization and the amount of ads you have to watch for every single detail in the game.”