Windows Phone Game Review: Kill Zombies for Money

Kill Zombies for Money

Zombies keep to invade the Windows Phone Marketplace. Kill Zombies for Coin is one of the latest installments and is a multi-level, multi-game way, fast action title where...await for information technology...yous accept to obliterate zombie hordes.

You play the role of the mercenary searching diverse areas of the game, tackling missions, earning gilt, and making certain the zombies don't get in out alive. Kill Zombies for Money is a decent game for your Windows Phone that is challenging enough to keep you interested for short bits of time.

The primary menu for Kill Zombies for Money has options to start a new game, purchase improvements for your mercenary, view the online leaderboard, and access the game's options. Impale Zombies for Money options cover sound and vibration on/off as well equally customizing your mercenary name for the leaderboard.

Kill Zombies for Money Menus

There isn't a aid section with Impale Zombies for Coin and it would have been a welcomed feature. At that place are a handful of bonuses that drop when you take out a zombie and knowing what'south what might come in handy.

Kill Zombies has two game modes; missions and survival. The Survival Modes is rather cocky-explanatory. You survive the zombie assaults for as long every bit you lot can. The Missions Mode has seven maps that comprise a scattering of missions (collect 10 amount of gold, take out x number of zombies, etc.). As yous complete missions you earn money to use to purchase improvements. Every bit yous wipe out the zombies, y'all can earn aureate coins and other bonus items that volition help you survive.

Game play with Impale Zombies for Money is adequately simple. You have two virtual joysticks. One to control movement and i to control your weapon. Proceed in mind that your weapon tin overheat (joystick knob turns red) and when it does, you'll have to run effectually avoiding zombies until things cool off.

Kill Zombies for Money gaming screens

As you work your way through each mission, zombies attack in hordes. Each horde gets a trivial more challenging and to help you see them coming, little greenish arrows will pop up on the edge of the screen indicating which direction they are coming from.

Graphics are decent and reminds me of the late 80's early on 90'southward attempts at 3D that gives the game a little retro await to it. Controls are responsive but I found my touch slipping off the control all likewise often. It makes me wonder if using the accelerometer would be better for motion.

While game play was challenging, controls and graphics nice, the biggest drawback to Kill Zombies for Money is the advert banners. The imprint sits in the upper right corner of the game screen and blocks your view way too much. I would have preferred the banners exist limited to the non-gaming screens or the option to pay $.99 for an ad-gratis version.

Where the rotting flesh falls off the bone, Impale Zombies for Money isn't a bad time waster. It lacks the addictive quality we saw with ByeBye Encephalon but for brusque stints, it'southward not a bad choice.

Kill Zombies for Money is an ad supported, free game that you can find here at the Windows Phone Market.

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