Zombie Panic In Wonderland DX

I remember playing the living shit out of the demo on the Wii for this game. It's still as fun as i can remember, definitely would recommend :D

This game is for all those who like Wild Guns (SNES, 1994) or, of course, Cabal (Arcade, 1988), the gallery shooter that spawned its own subgenre, the so called [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Cabal_shooters]Cabal shooters[/url]. Zombie Panic in Wonderland DX is one of these. A Cabal shooter gives you free control over a reticle to shoot the stuff on screen (just like a lightgun shooter when played with a controller or a mouse). However, the twist is that you do not play from a first person perspective: there is also an avatar to control and to protect from enemy fire. This is followed by another twist: in Cabal you cannot control your reticle and your character at the same time. Pressing and holding the fire button changes the mode: firing gives you free reticle control, but releasing it allows you to move your character on the x-axis. This results into a surprisingly fun and intense gameplay, while at the same time it resembles the 80's action film heroes that are just s...

EDIT: An update now that I'm roughly halfway through the game, at least by achievement progress. There is no Steam Cloud, so I had to play through the first world twice, but it's not a big deal. Depending on how good or bad you are with this game (moving and dodging is your friend), you can probably beat the game in an hour or so, and with only 6 achievements (only one of which is secret), it's not too difficult to 100% achievements for this game if you care about that sort of thing. It feels easier to me with the mouse than it was with the other control schemes, though obviously YMMV. Just a VERY quick review to give you an idea of what to expect. I have previously played the game a little bit on the 3DS and tried the game on a friend's Switch, but my total playtime across all three ports is likely just over an hour, so keep that in mind. The game runs perfectly fine on the PC, which should be rather unsurprising considering it has been on the Wii, 3DS, and Switch. Don't expect mu...

Zombie Panic In Wonderland DX is a good Action and a good port of a Wii game, now the story. Wonderland a place of magic and wonder is now facing a big problem, a plague of zombies are ravaging the land killing all that stand in their way. But one boy will have to take up the gun and sword to save everyone. Now the likes, well the art style is really good nice and colorful, with good levels. The music was good and the action was fun as well. The enemies and bosses looked good my fav being the tinman boss, and the game’s humor was nice. Now dislikes, to start the game is a bit short you can beat it in two hours, there is arcade mode and you can play the game with a friend. But really that’s about it. Would have liked maybe three or more bosses to fight. Then we have the story don’t get me wrong the story is nice, but the text moves way too fast to me read sometimes. All so would have liked more guns you can use in the game. With that done, Zombie Panic In Wonderland DX is a g...

I bought it because I remember playing the heck out of the Wii demo of this with my brother. We'd play this co op forever.. so yes I purchased this game. Its, not my go to on video games. So it was actually a bit tricky the first play through. Completed the story, and then beat the story again on arcade mode without actually dying that go! If you're good you can beat the story in about a half hour or so. Not much content, if you complete the arcade mode with a character it seems like you unlock all their outfits like I did with Snow White. Is it worth the ten dollars??? I mean... eh.. probably not. But I wouldn't refund it either. There are a total of [spoiler]4[/spoiler] worlds and a total of [spoiler]12[/spoiler] levels

fuck the secret bullshit achievement still fun game get it on sale

For $10, there's not a whole lot of content to be had. Plus there are several issues with the sound mixing. Sadly cannot recommend, looked really interesting but was overall disappointing.

[h1] Fun Gallery / Cabal Shooter! [/h1] ZPIWDX is a Cabal shooter with an up to 2 player Co op (Wish it were 4 player) arcade mode. I hope we will see updates to this or even a sequel there is good groundwork, I just want more power ups. Despite being part of a seemingly extinct genre ZPIWDX is pretty fun & is one of the good ones of it's kind available, however I do think the devs need to update the game with some fixes & some more options. I like the game but I personally want more powerups like a shotgun powerup imo. I like having a flamethrower & Gatling, but only having those 2 powerups apart from the normal smg & rocket kinda makes things a little less exciting to me; though I do like the Gatling. I just wish ammo for the power ups was a bit more common, this is especially apparent with the flamethrower which is less useful than the Gatling gun. I also wish the audio for the smg was more varied imo. [h1] Features / Gameplay. [/h1] The game consists of using an infinite ammo sm...

Cute and colorful little shooter. It has around 12 levels divided in 4 portions with each of them having one boss. You can shoot, change weapons, launch bombs and dodge. It plays a bit like a third person on rails shooter but you can also move your character left and right and dodge attacks, It's pretty short but you can also replay the levels with different characters (who have different characteristics), it does have a bit of replay value. The arcade mode can also be played in couch coop but i've not tried this.

¡¡¡Joer, cómo ha cambiao el cuentoooooooo...!!!. Starting its own journey on Wii from now more than a decade ago, I'm glad to see this game has arrived at last on PC. A directed-action, frenetic arcade game inspiried on classics such Cabal or Blood Bros, mixed with classical storytales and anime visual style. The CEO of Akaoni Studio lived in Japan if I remember well so they know the country quite well, and that's something you can see on every detail of the game, specially on first stages. Moving the characters with the keyboard and aiming with the mouse feels nice and accurate, that feeling of precision and accuracy is the best of the game. It's funny to see how characterized some enemies are, and how they move. Graphics can feel a bit outdated for 2022 standards but you won't suffer for that, the game still looks nice. Audio is right, "it's there and serves to its purpose". Something I didn't liked is the fact you can only see the current ammo for the current weapon you're u...