zombie games

The third instalment of The Last Stand completely shatters to confines of the previous game. No longer are you stuck inside of a fort, desperately shooting zombies all night, and reading about recruiting survivors during the day.. now you're free to roam Union City!

Completely customize your character, and play through a complete mission based storyline worthy of any console game. The Last Stand: Union City feels very true to the play and design of the first two games, but gives you a whole city to play in.

Search houses, make allies, gather weapons and fight your way through Union City, one of most ambitious flash games I've ever seen!

While there are plenty of overhead shooters in the Zombie genre, Endless Zombie Rampage really stands out for us. The graphics are crisp and visceral and the pace of the game is slow enough to give a novice time to get a feel for the game, while fast enough to be very challenging as the levels progress.

With a good selection of weapons upgrades, we've enjoyed hours of fun playing through this game, and we aren't done with it yet!

Most of us thought it was over, when we survived 20 nights and the helicopter came to rescue us from the nightly onslaught of zombies. Something went wrong in that helicopter, it crashed, and now 40 days have passed since the horrible memory of that failed escape attempt. This time, you need to make your way to Union City, searching buildings for supplies, weapons and survivors by day, and defending yourself by night. This time, you must also supply other survivors with weapons, and you can set traps for the zombies.

The gameplay is essentially the same, which is what we love - a simple zombie defence game that can get really hectic in the later levels. The new gameplay twists are a welcome addition, and keep the game interesting in a way that sequels often don't.

When I first played Sonny, I was blown away. I could not believe that Armor Games had managed to create a flash game with all of the RPG elements of a Final Fantasy game. Sonny's storyline and turn based fighting style are only enhanced by the very complex ability modification system. You are able to customize what abilities you learn, and upgrade each individual ability as you gain experience. There is also a very large selection of weapons to buy and win in battle.

Above all of this, Sonny's storyline is compelling. I haven't completed it yet, but the gamer is quickly emersed in figuring out what is happening. Sonny seems to have been brought back from the dead. He is fighting zombies, and soon the government becomes involved and tries to kill him too!

Sean Cooper has finally released the 5th game in the epic Boxhead series - ZOMBIE WARS. Zombie Wars is a big leap forward in terms of game speed and new features. The fight has now been taken outside, and strategy now includes base building and turrets (which deal out lethal punishment to zombies).

I am not sure how much further the Boxhead series can go at this point without releasing full multi-player worldwide support. The series has really matured, but in some ways is not much different from the first halloween game it was at the beginning. Still, this is one of the classic time wasters, and it's great to have some new levels to play. The game features classic modes and base defence modes, so start playing ZOMBIE WARS!