

Xmas Zombie Rampage
Chickenpig Software · 2016 · Action, Violent, Indie, Gore, Nudity
PC
Negative15% · 27 📉 Recent reviews down 6%
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About Xmas Zombie Rampage
XMAS ZOMBIE RAMPAGE
Zombies escaped from a secret army base. Just before Xmas! They've stolen all the Xmas presents.
You're John Mood, the last chance to save Xmas, so the CUA special forces send you to the north pole, to solve the zombie problem.
You and your deadly weapons are the only chance to save the Xmas eve.
Nonstop fast paced zombie shooter action. Can you survive against the hordes of zombies?
You have only 1 life, so be careful what you do.
Only the best can survive.
Features:
- fast first person shooter action
- old school gameplay
- great soundtrack
- and HOT GIRLS!
- all that awesome things in one great game!
- and yes, HOT GIRLS!
Zombies escaped from a secret army base. Just before Xmas! They've stolen all the Xmas presents.
You're John Mood, the last chance to save Xmas, so the CUA special forces send you to the north pole, to solve the zombie problem.
You and your deadly weapons are the only chance to save the Xmas eve.
Nonstop fast paced zombie shooter action. Can you survive against the hordes of zombies?
You have only 1 life, so be careful what you do.
Only the best can survive.
Features:
- fast first person shooter action
- old school gameplay
- great soundtrack
- and HOT GIRLS!
- all that awesome things in one great game!
- and yes, HOT GIRLS!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Xmas Zombie Rampage is boring and repetitive. I don't recommend it, that's my short answer. If you want a slightly longer answer read on. The first thing I noticed was the fact that it is seemingly quite unoptimized. My current specs blow the recommended specs out of the water and I was still struggling with fps. Especially in the first few levels where it even gave me the option on a fps boost. If you have a newer PC you may potentially fair a bit better than myself. Secondly the levels in the game also are extremely easy. A majority of the time you can literally run past the zombies and reach the end of the level without breaking a sweat. The only objective is to get from spawn to a christmas tree usually on the other side of the map. Nothing else. No optional objectives or puzzles of anything. Just shoot zombies if you want or just run past them. That brings me on to my third point, the game is extremely boring and repetitive. Sure the weapons are nice but when you barely have to use them to progress through the levels they are meaningless. The only bit of story we get is from the store page on steam. If you click the 'about' button on the menu nothing comes up. So if you want a…3 found this helpful
this is the best game ever buy it NOW2 found this helpful
Decent audio and graphics, too bad the enemies are completely dumb and braindead (even for being zombies).2 found this helpful
Description: Xmas Zombie Rampage is an FPS game developed using GameGuru - The Easy Game Maker. Your task is to kill zombies and get the presents at the end of the level. Rinse and repeat until you beat the game. Duration: It took me about 40 minutes to complete this game. Thoughts: The game wasn't enjoyable. I did not like it. It was boring.
This will end up on a Bro Team video.
Ok so awful gameplay. Typical asset flips and damn how sad it is when a games best appeal is looking at a pair of womens butt cheeks. Or are those also asset flips...See what i did there because ass and et....Ahem anyway a game is supposed to be fun but after killing a few zombies i was bored. All because i wanted my pwezzies before cwistmas. But hey for 60p is it worth it? In my opinion probably not but my opinion is my own. Anyway when you see game guru that should send alarm bells ringing. It is indeed a bad game engine if you can call it that. That being said the girls have nice ass...ets.
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