Seven Bullets Zombie Apocalypse

Endless runner with a retro style. You run through the game with the point being to achieve the highest possible score, kill a zombie and collect money to unlock various things. Runner games were always very popular (quick play, simple controls). Anyone can take and play.

I've tried several of Kuko's games, and they all share one thing: They're direct. They're honest. They're addictive. Kuko doesn't beat around the bush. It doesn't give you a thousand systems or endless maps. It gives you a simple, clear mechanic. You run. You shoot. You jump. And you pray not to waste the bullets. The rhythm is frantic, but never chaotic. Seven Bullets: Zombie Apocalypse is just that: a little game. But it is a game made with love. And that, now more than ever, is something to be grateful for.

Simple but at the same time interesting game, the difficulty level increases quickly enough. Often lost in the first couple of minutes, but then the hand stuffed. The only time for this game flies unnoticed) I Advise fans of this genre.

Searching for a cure for cancer, scientists suddenly invented a virus that they hope will help to rid the world of this terrible disease. But the virus suddenly began to resurrect the dead and turn people into zombies. Now the world is overwhelmed by a zombie epidemic. All inhabitants of the Earth have become the aggressive dead cannibals. You are left all alone but you have your trusty rifle and a clip with several bullets. Try to survive in the ruins of civilization, infested with the zombies. Run as far as possible, kill enemies along the way, collect coins to expand the clip to seven rounds and customize your hero. And try to survive as long as possible. Features: * Postapocalyptic setting. * Oldschool graphics. * Simple control. * Endless dynamic gameplay. * Hero customization. * Upgrade the clip to seven rounds. * There are no words in the game, only action. * Achievements.

Seven Bullets is an endless side scrolling zombie shooting game in which you blast multiple types of zombies, from runners to tanks to even Pogo Stick zombies. It's a fun, colourful game with upbeat music to keep you energized, It can be slightly repetitive, however by having many different enemies, each with their own quirk, a three part customizable character, and slightly different gameplay each time I start, this game is well worth the money. The only annoyance I have is that the game doesn't tell you how much you get from coins or if you even get coins when killing zombies. That and the 300 death achievement. That thing took ages, it'd be nice if there was a death counter telling us how many times we've died.

Very fun indie game. Earned my 49 cents for sure! Reminds me a lot of the Google no-internet dinosaur game for some reason. lol