Walking Zombie: Shooter

This game is fun if you just want a game with all achievements. It's pretty simple, it's just a cubic zombie shooter game, and even if I find it somehow enjoyable, I definitely do not recommend it. There are still some good points, the variety in the zombies, weapons, levels, and bosses... But that's it. There is no story, the dev started something and then just stopped, and I completed all 200 levels, so I know that there is no story even at the end of the game. At first there were some cutscenes and dialogs, the game tries to introduce characters, and it just forgets about everything and just spits 150 more levels at you. Sad when the game even tries to justify with the story that it's just a shooter when you can't move. It just feels lifeless. There is also a big balance issue, levels just throw squishy zombies at you at a slow pace or vomit 10 bulky ones at once. Some levels were not fun, even with the tools the game gives you. I liked that there were a lot of weapons, but I disliked that it's a "weapon better than the previous one", so you just buy them because they're stronger, not because you want to use them, but at least it makes you play a bit of everything, I guess. …

Walking Zombie: Shooter, developed and published by Alda Games, is a game that leans heavily into immediacy and accessibility, offering a stripped-down first-person shooter experience wrapped in a stylized zombie apocalypse. It doesn’t attempt to compete with large-scale, narrative-driven shooters; instead, it carves out its identity as a fast, mission-based arcade experience where the primary appeal lies in quick bursts of action and steady progression. This design philosophy is evident from the very beginning, as the game wastes little time introducing players to its core loop and letting them dive straight into combat. The gameplay structure is simple but effective. Players are dropped into contained scenarios where the objective is almost always the same: survive, eliminate incoming enemies, and complete the mission. Movement is often limited or guided, which gives the game an on-rails feel at times, but this also allows it to focus entirely on shooting mechanics and enemy management. The gunplay itself is satisfying enough to carry the experience, with responsive controls and a clear emphasis on precision, particularly when aiming for headshots. There is a rhythm to combat th…

this was one of my childhood games i played 8 years ago when it first came out. I had to buy it when i saw it again got it for sale for 2.24$ which is amazing price. this is age like fine wine it is amazing on rails shooter i will say 2nd game look like ass cant lie Edit took 5.8 hours to beat full game

hubububu i like this game

its good because it doesn't have ad's like the mobile version ok

REGION LOCK! I bought the game for a friend and I. For some ridiculous reason, the devs made the decision to require you to complete the first 20 missions solo. After doing that, we find out there is a region lock and cannot play together at all.. do not buy this.