Boring trash with bad graphics, bad repetitive soundtrack and insane grind to get resources to level up stuff.

Game is focused around turrets but they are super weak and enemies come by the hundreds.

If you die trying a level you get nothing at all and these levels take a while to complete

Not only is this a phone game being sold on PC, it is a CRAPPY phone game being sold on PC...

absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, thought that after not touching it for almost 10 years it would be better but it's most definitely still garbage.

https://youtu.be/IeiIxsIA1d4

Slow progression for player advancement makes a poor return on investment of playtime.

One of the worst twin-stick shooters I've ever played. Honestly, the best part is that on one of the loading screens, the old soldier guy sorta looks like Hide-the-Pain Harold. The graphics are bad, the animation, is bad, the gameplay is bad, and the game is just a slog. This feels like a game you'd find at the dollar store, and not one of the good dollar stores.

Game is balanced around having a partner. If you're thinking of playing this solo, prepare to grind early levels repeatedly to save up gems to buy better turrets and weapons.

Bought this game as i love Guns and Zombies,

Hated the game

A barely enjoyable isometric twin-stick shooter with a commonplace zombie apocalypse theme that is too unimaginative to be any interesting, and marred with a major game-breaking bug at the end.

Positive:
- Although there are only two classes, the arsenal of weapons and utility items makes it slightly fun to experiment with a variation of guns and their upgrades.

Neutral:
- The enemies definitely feel like they are bullet sponges rather than monsters. The weapons and their projectiles do not have any weight or force to them, making all options seem weak in comparison to the enemies.
- Each mission has some small variations in terms of location, objectives, and enemies, but they are very repetitive and boring.
- Grinding is a main mechanic and replaying each mission is encouraged in order to raise the player level and to obtain currency to spend on items. This is the nature of the game.
- Because of the generic zombie apocalypse plot, there is nothing original or intriguing about how the story unravels. There is some added flavor about nanotechnology and artificial intelligence being used for nefarious ambitions, but that is still not very interesting.
- One cannot perform any evasive moves, such as dodges or rolls, in order to avoid enemies.
- While these are totally optional, there are side goals that reward the player with more currency and there are incentives for finding collectibles that are scattered throughout the maps.

Negative:
- There is something really unusual about the audio programming. The effects often sound dull and hushed. The music frequently gets loud suddenly and then it becomes quiet quickly.
- Sometimes enemies stop moving and attacking, becoming useless easy targets.
- The developers have permanently placed an advertisement for one of their other games in the main menu screen.
- Worst of all, one of the last two levels (EMI Tower) has a game-breaking bug. If you die, there is a menu that pops up with the text, "Game Over Reason". Continuing by retrieving resurrection points does not work. The option to go back to the map does not work (it loops back to the broken menu). The option to try again also mostly does not work, but if one keeps pressing it enough after many loops back to the broken "Game Over Reason" screen, it eventually restarts the level but the player does not keep the earned experience and currency from the previous attempt. This prevents any progress forward.

Overall rating: 1.5/5.0

Just don't waste your money on this buggy piece of crab, (it would be cra(p), but steam is effing shait cuz it makes shtty decisions on cursing). Thought you could play this using a controller, well think again. You thought you could change armor, well think again. You at full health, well think again.

Alien Shooter was better.