

Waves of Rotting Flesh
Chim Ruoi Games · 2020 · FPS, Action, Shooter, First-Person, 3D
PC
Very Positive82% · 65
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About Waves of Rotting Flesh
Waves of Rotting Flesh is a stylized single player wave defense FPS. Defend a barricaded house against the hordes of the unliving, improve your abilities and weapons during the downtime between the enemy hordes, and try to survive until you can make a getaway.
The game features a selection of different weapons and enemies, various perks you can pick to improve your abilities, a regular play-mode and an endless mode. If you just want to kill some zombies for a few minutes, then this is the game for you.

The game features a selection of different weapons and enemies, various perks you can pick to improve your abilities, a regular play-mode and an endless mode. If you just want to kill some zombies for a few minutes, then this is the game for you.

What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Can't recommend this. The early game drags so hard. You can walk outside the house and entire waves cease to be threatening. Your weapons are terrible and reload very slowly. Just feels bad - I hate beating up on something this cheap, but I got sold by the positive reviews so it needs some negative ones.2 found this helpful
this game good for the price
too many ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ zombies, you can walk outside the house and the it just turns into step backwards and shoot rather than barricade the house. If you stay in the house you're basically dead.
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not as fun as it looks, you will spend most of your playtime reloading 1/1 shot guns 3 times over just to kill 1 zombie
Tried it out figuring it'd be a 'what you see is what you get' kind of game, but there were a few issues I ran into right away that made me refund it. The biggest one is that the game is just kind of tedious. The first wave is 70~ish zombies and your only options for dealing with them is a single-shot rifle, a revolver, and a hammer. They all do pitiful damage for how many zombies there are; the single-shot rifle doesn't even one-tap them, so you have to reload twice just to kill one zombie. So your only option is to basically loop a conga line of zombies around, slowly plinking them to death with your peashooters. Theoretically, there are other levels with more weapons and perks to make your weapons better; however I ran into a bug where one zombie got stuck inside of a wall and couldn't be killed after killing the other 70 zombies. My only option at that point was to restart, so I just called it quits there. The artstyle inside of the house is also kind of headache inducing, and there doesn't seem to be a pause button either. Overall I can't really recommend this even for a dollar because it's not fun and there's at least one game-breaking bug you can run into on the first lev…
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