Zombeer
Moonbite Games · 2015 · Action, Indie, Zombies, Nudity, Dark Humor
PC
Mostly Positive73% · 27432Metacritic
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About Zombeer
From the delicious brains of Moonbite Games PadaOne Games and U&I Entertainment comes an enhanced and updated version of Zombeer, a first-person shooter that is an unapologetically irreverent homage to everything kick-ass about zombie movies and drinking beer.
With new narrative content from writers at Comedy Central, Zombeer is packed with humorous reference to classic zombie flicks of the past and, of course, a healthy supply of ammo and beer.
In the near (and some might say lucky) future, there is a pandemic as a result of a virus that transforms the world’s population into zombies. That’s not the lucky part – it’s this: Once bitten by a zombie, the only way to stave off the infection is drinking beer!
Playing as the hero “K,” a survivor inflicted with the zombie virus and a wicked perpetual hangover, players must make their way through the zombie apocalypse managing a balance of sobriety and carnage to find his girlfriend Karen and get out before it’s too late!
Key Features
• Enhanced For Your (PC) Pleasure: The updated and enhanced version of Zombeer has been optimized to maximize PC players experience. Refined controls, interactivity and improved weapons are just some of the additionsl made to ensure a visceral good time.
• More Jokes For That Tasty Funny Bone: Zombeer brings the funny with new story content from writers at Comedy Central
• New Tunes To Tease The Braaaiinnn!: Zombeer includes an update soundtrack with new music for Red Bull Record’s own Five Knives and more! All perfectly suited to jam to while raising hell in the zombie apocalypse.
• Headshots are the very best: Players can now score headshots off zombies with bloody satisfying results. Remember to always double tap and don’t be stingy with the bullets.
• Chug, Chug, Chug: Find the perfect balance of sobriety and carnage as players must chug Zombeer to prevent turning into one themselves , but be careful, too much of that stuff will make you hurl, limiting your mobility.
With new narrative content from writers at Comedy Central, Zombeer is packed with humorous reference to classic zombie flicks of the past and, of course, a healthy supply of ammo and beer.
In the near (and some might say lucky) future, there is a pandemic as a result of a virus that transforms the world’s population into zombies. That’s not the lucky part – it’s this: Once bitten by a zombie, the only way to stave off the infection is drinking beer!
Playing as the hero “K,” a survivor inflicted with the zombie virus and a wicked perpetual hangover, players must make their way through the zombie apocalypse managing a balance of sobriety and carnage to find his girlfriend Karen and get out before it’s too late!
Key Features
• Enhanced For Your (PC) Pleasure: The updated and enhanced version of Zombeer has been optimized to maximize PC players experience. Refined controls, interactivity and improved weapons are just some of the additionsl made to ensure a visceral good time.
• More Jokes For That Tasty Funny Bone: Zombeer brings the funny with new story content from writers at Comedy Central
• New Tunes To Tease The Braaaiinnn!: Zombeer includes an update soundtrack with new music for Red Bull Record’s own Five Knives and more! All perfectly suited to jam to while raising hell in the zombie apocalypse.
• Headshots are the very best: Players can now score headshots off zombies with bloody satisfying results. Remember to always double tap and don’t be stingy with the bullets.
• Chug, Chug, Chug: Find the perfect balance of sobriety and carnage as players must chug Zombeer to prevent turning into one themselves , but be careful, too much of that stuff will make you hurl, limiting your mobility.
What Steam players say
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✦ AI summary
Players have mixed feelings about this game, with some finding it to be a memorable and enjoyable experience worth revisiting, while others find it outdated and poorly designed with problematic controls. Common complaints center on the game's brevity and lack of a sequel, as well as aging mechanics that haven't held up well over time, though nostalgia plays a significant role in how some players view it.
the fact this didnt come out in like 2012 baffles me, late bloomer1 found this helpful
Played this game on ps3. It was one of those free game they gave every month; anyway. Never passed the game. Didn't remember how bad it was lol. o well. At the time seemed funny. Not anymore. Wouldn't recommend unless your in to this type of game. Controller are really bad. Gave it a tums up because its just nostalgic to me.1 found this helpful
Developed by Moonbite Games and PadaOne Games and published by New Gravity Laws, Zombeer is a first-person action game that refuses to take the zombie apocalypse seriously. Instead of presenting a grim fight for survival, it delivers a bizarre adventure built around an outrageous premise: the main character has been infected with a zombie virus, and the only way to keep the transformation at bay is by constantly drinking beer. It is a concept that immediately defines the game's identity, mixing horror, comedy, and arcade-style shooting into an experience that celebrates absurdity above all else. From its opening moments, the game establishes a lighthearted tone filled with exaggerated violence, crude humor, and countless nods to classic zombie films and pop culture. The story follows a man known simply as K, who wakes up with little memory of what happened after a night of heavy drinking, only to discover he has become infected during a zombie outbreak. His search for his missing girlfriend, Karen, serves as the backbone of the campaign, leading him through a series of increasingly ridiculous encounters with eccentric survivors and grotesque undead enemies. The narrative never aim…
One of the games of all time
Kino
I really liked this game I’m sad how short it was and how there isn’t a second one
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