- August 9, 2023
- Aeonsparx Interactive
ZombieSoup
87%Game Brain Score
humor, atmosphere
graphics, story
91% User Score 46 reviews
Platforms
About
"Zombie Soup" is a fast-paced top-down shooter set in an 80's aesthetic world, where you play as Ricky, a college freshman who finds himself in a zombie-infested town. The game challenges you with unique enemies, epic boss fights, and a variety of outrageous weapons. Uncover the mystery behind the mutated zombies and the outbreak in this action-packed adventure.











+20
Audience ScoreBased on 46 reviews
humor4 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- Fun and enjoyable twin stick shooter with a retro art style and plenty of weapon choices.
- The game features a unique style reminiscent of old arcade games, with cute storytelling and humorous dialogue.
- Solid controls and base gameplay, with flashes of potential in certain fights and a vibrant, colorful presentation.
- The game suffers from frustrating boss fights and a lack of feedback in combat, making it difficult to know how to progress.
- Some gameplay mechanics feel clunky, such as the door interactions and enemy AI, which can lead to annoying experiences.
- The story and dialogue are cheesy, and the game may not appeal to adult audiences due to its kiddie animation mixed with mature themes.
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are characterized by a vibrant retro art style, but the presentation suffers from inconsistent color schemes and mismatched aesthetics that can detract from focus. While the overall visuals are colorful and enjoyable, the cutscenes feel out of place compared to the overworld art, leading to a somewhat disjointed experience.
“Fun and enjoyable twin stick shooter game with retro art style.”
“The graphics are colorful and vibrant, the sound effects are crisp and realistic, and the music is catchy and upbeat.”
“Really weird presentation choices in color scheme make it hard to focus at times, and then coupled with a mismatch of aesthetics that feel like custom assets were all made, but no one could really settle on one particular style.”
“Lastly, compared to the art style in the overworld, the cutscene feels out of place... not sure if it is intended for the overall B-movie vibes.”
“Really weird presentation choices in color scheme make it hard to focus at times, and then coupled with a mismatch of aesthetics that feel like custom assets were all made, but no one could really settle on one particular style.”