An interesting concept that's let down by a reliance on a tired freemium model that nearly turns Zombies Ate My Friends into something as lifeless as its shuffling antagonists.
Zombies and video games go great together. We tend to forget this, especially as zombies in general become increasingly played out, but it’s a fact regardless. While Zombies Ate My Friends is no The Walking Dead, or Zombies Ate My Neighbors for that matter, it still showcases why this combination is so strong in the first place.
Zombies ate all of your friends, but you will not be alone for long. This game is a fun action game where you will have to perform quests in order to survive against the undead horde. Being able to work together with fellow survivors is integral, and you will have to make do with whatever weapons and supplies that you can get. Can you get through all episodes without the undead putting you on their menu? Read this guide and be better prepared.
Glu games digs up another brain munching ex-person treat for us in the decaying shape of Zombies Ate My Friends, but does it do enough to stand out from the crowd.
