Chaz at Twinfinite writes,
There’s no shortage of zombie-related media these days. Comics, television, and games have all had their fair share of everyone’s favorite risen dead, with depictions ranging from horrifying to cutesy. I, Zombie takes the cartoonish approach, but raising a horde of living corpses isn’t always as easy as the game’s approachable, safe-for-kids aesthetic might seem at first glance. With devious traps, alert soldiers, and other dangers lurking out to make unlife difficult for a brain-seeking monster, there’s plenty here to present a solid challenge and test your strategic mettle.
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I, Zombie is the type of the game that could easily fall underneath the cracks of the Nintendo Switch’s ever-expanding indie library. It is short, mostly uninspired, and all-in-all a forgettable experience. Its interesting core concept is its only redeeming quality.
BacklogCritic: "I, Zombie has all of the potential and makings to be a great stealth game on the Switch, with an easy-to-play nature and cartoony visuals. Unfortunately the length and lack of variation leave a feeling of wanting more while also wanting to get it done with as fast as possible."
