Grave Mania: Undead Fever

[b]Grave Mania 1: Undead Fever[/b] (Time Management) Options include separate sliders for Music and SFX, Full-xcreen, Custom Cursor and Visual Effects. There is an extensive 'How to Play' menu for those who need it, as well as in-game tutorial. Choice of Normal (timed) or Relaxed Mode (no timer). [b]Story[/b]: The most perfect dessert ever created turned out to be the downfall of Pastryport, as it turned everyone who ate it into zombies! A couple of funeral home owners, Bonnie and Johnny, found a way to quell the undead, and are now traveling the countryside to put the dead to rest... and make a tidy profit! $_$ https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1903661482 The story is sparse, but for this type of game, that's absolutely OK. There's just enough to tie all of the levels together and add some humor to the game. [b]Gameplay[/b]: This is kind of like a Sally's Salon fashion/spa, but with zombies! The undead are wheeled into the shop, and your job is to make them as happy as possible so that they'll rest calmly in their graves. You'll start off with just three stations, gradually adding more ways to perk up your "guests" as you progress. You drag the gue…

its just a cool fun zombie game!

Diner dash-like game. Unique story, nice graphics. Good casual fun. Dev took care to provide a good variation of mini-games, that's commendable. Everything works! I would prefer to click the zombie, then click the station I want it to go, rather than dragging the zombie (like a touch screen interface) along.

this game is fun and addictive

Unique Diner Dash clone that feel fresh to play. You get 5-10 hours worth of gameplay for a few bucks, worth it. Gets a bit repetitive at near the end though due to a lack of upgrades and recycling mechanics.

It's an oldie but a goody. The game is just as fun as I remember it. If you like old school time management games, than this one should not disappoint.