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First-person shooter survival horror game with zombies, demons, monsters and other occultist creatures. Stubbs the Zombie is worth seeking out if you didn’t get a chance over ten years ago, but bear in mind that it might not feel like the most modern game, even when playing on PS4 or Xbox One. Based on the graphic novels and not the AMC series, Telltale’s The Walking Dead may not please those who want to kill endless amounts of zombies, but it doesn’t have to. Instead, The Walking Dead is a concise and essential game driven by themes of family that will chip away at even the most hardened macho gamer veneer.

A side-scrolling survival game, it shares plenty of style choices with 11 bit studios’ emotionally draining gem and is just as exhausting to play. The zombies and violent survivors keep coming at our hero, Randall, and death is never too far away, so you have to make use of everything you come across in eighties Seattle during a zombie apocalypse. The Escapists and The Walking Dead does not seem like a match made in heaven on paper, what with the latter’s intense violence and gore and the former just not being that whatsoever. However, once you are able to look past its many mechanics and punishing difficulty, The Escapists: The Walking Dead is probably the closest you’re going to get to a good action game based on the franchise. game in which the player must guide either a team of four characters or a single character through 17 stages of play, rescuing survivors and fighting zombies. [44] Zombie Night Terror is a fun, puzzling game with a decent difficulty curve. If you’re willing to sink in a little time to get the hang of the controls, this is one of the most entertaining zombie puzzlers on the Nintendo Switch and I highly recommend it. Deadcraft We’re tired of saying “the closest thing to a new Left 4 Dead” but Zombie Army Trilogy may actually be it. We’re also pretty fond on the fourth game in the franchise.

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