Zombie Derby 2

A cool game. Only negative thing is, that you have to play a level like 4-5 times until you have enough upgrades to pass it.

[h2]Solid Sequel[/h2] [i]Zombie Derby 2[/i] is the even bloodier, more chaotic sequel to [i]Zombie Derby[/i], featuring more mechanics, more fun vehicles, more levels, and much more. My main issues with the first game seem to be non-existent here, you are encouraged to complete the full game here, and the levels don't seem to be as tight as before. I only think survival is a bit tight now, especially to reach 3000m, it's certainly do-able, but quite tricky to achieve. Honestly, mad respect to the developer, even after years, they still interact with the community, truly showing that they still care about their games. I had fun, there's a lot that has been improved on from the first game and I definitely recommend it if you enjoyed the first game!

Easier and better than the original Zombie Derby. This game levels were way easier to pass than the original game. Achievements were average, only thing that I didn't like was hunting the birds..

Fun game but you can get stuck and just have to 'get good'. Lots of replay value if you want it.

Zombie Derby 2, developed and published by Brinemedia, is a fast-paced arcade driving game that fuses side-scrolling vehicular action with zombie-splattering chaos. Set in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by the undead, the game wastes little time on exposition and instead throws players straight into the carnage. Its premise is refreshingly simple: drive from one end of a level to the other while crushing hordes of zombies, navigating environmental hazards, and managing limited resources. Rather than aiming for realism or narrative complexity, Zombie Derby 2 embraces exaggerated physics, explosive spectacle, and pick-up-and-play accessibility. The gameplay unfolds in a 2.5D side-scrolling format, where momentum is everything. Each run becomes a delicate balance between maintaining speed and preserving your vehicle’s durability and fuel supply. Zombies act as both obstacles and opportunities—running them over grants rewards, but hitting too many without sufficient upgrades can slow you down or halt your progress entirely. Larger undead creatures require careful timing or increased firepower to overcome, while environmental dangers such as mines, collapsing structures, steep hills,…

This is essentially the same game as the sequel Pixel Survival but with ugly cheaper looking store bought assets, less readable UI and an unrefined upgrade loop.