STP: Minigore 2: Zombies doesn’t bother with cinematic sequences or heavily plotted story. This is a game full of guns, swords, and explosions. There’s nothing overly complicated about this title, because all you need to know is which button makes you run and which button makes you shoot. Before we get into the details, let’s make one thing clear: this game is a blast. It’s a twin-stick shooter with simple controls and a lot of content to keep you playing.
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GameDynamo - "Cube-headed heavy John Gore returns in the sequel to Mountain Sheep's addictive dual-stick arena shooter Minigore 2: Zombies."
Pocket Gamer: a way, Minigore 2: Zombies is a reassuring sort of a game. It follows a simple pattern, only rarely shifting away from it, wrapping you in a blanket of comfortable, familiar super violence.
And sometimes, when your digital bloodlust is up and you want to measure your progression in corpses instead of points, that's fine.
