Masked Forces: Zombie Survival

This "game" is straight trash. The fact this has a positive overall blows my mind. Go play some real games.

I shot lots of zombies. You should shoot lots of zombies too.

An enjoyable little game with minor graphical jank. Would be better with friends, though it's serviceable solo. The mechanics are solid, the shooting actually good (minus sounds, but that's more personal tastes), The movements while absurdly silly, are actually helpful to practice the general fps shooter skills shared in many games. There were no 'bugs' atleast bugs worth talking about or might be confused with poor texture placements. If you're not 'good' with FPS, it'll likely last you a few hours, & if you're decent in other fps games it might last you an hour (to complete the achievements) Worth buying when discounted & to play with friends (even at full price). No regrets on playing this, nor getting it. I played it for the achievements, but I would certainly play with others if the chance arose. Will likely be a game to fallback on when I just want to idly shoot some zombies & maybe max out all the equipment (which is entirely not needed, as all achievements do not require any gear upgrades, and can be gotten in 2 runs on a fresh character.) Sub hour gameplay, but that's all it took.

Very fun, short and easy game. I remember playing this with my friend during College on a dodgy website with free games, fun days XD

Masked Forces: Zombie Survival is a straightforward indie first-person shooter developed by Nightbinder and published by My Way Games. Released on Steam in 2017, the game focuses on a familiar but enduring premise: surviving against waves of relentless zombies using a growing arsenal of weapons. Rather than attempting to reinvent the zombie shooter formula, the game embraces a classic arcade-style survival structure built around quick matches, simple progression, and cooperative multiplayer. The result is a lightweight action experience designed for players who want immediate shooting gameplay without complicated mechanics or lengthy campaigns. The game places players in a world devastated by a zombie outbreak, where small groups of survivors must defend themselves against endless hordes of undead creatures. The story itself remains minimal, serving mostly as a justification for the nonstop combat that drives the gameplay. Instead of following a structured narrative or character development, the experience throws players directly into survival arenas where their only objective is to stay alive for as long as possible. This simple premise allows the game to focus entirely on its co…

reminds me of old 360 arcade games. shoot zombies, collect guns, survive waves its chill.