Zombieville USA 3D

Lots of potential here, but doesn't seem to be getting any substantial updates. It's fun for a while, but doesn't have a lot of meat on it's bones. It could really use a bit more challenge. As I said, it's fun for a while, but you will soon have seen everything. A few new maps (there's only one) and some new game mechanics that unlock as you play would help a lot, but the game doesn't seem to be going anywhere now. Wait for a sale if you just want something chill for an afternoon.

After 100%ing this game, here is some information I have acquired. +This game was a lot of fun. +Time to 100% everything would be around ~20 hours if you're efficient and figure things out quickly. +No Microtransactions (At time of review.) +You can 100% without any friends. +While simple, I liked the way the game looked. -Can be a bit tedious and feel a bit like a chore, towards the end. ~It's a low priced game with a low amount of content. I would say it's fairly priced. If the gameplay in the videos looks fun to you, running around the town and shooting zombies to survive - I recommend it. Don't expect a long game.

Seems to be abandoned. Not a bad game but like others have said very shallow in its current state. Wait for sale

i love this Zombie game. been played since 9 hours so far. everything Gameplay so smoothie and so much fun. im so addict this game so much. played on Steam Deck for first time.

It's a fun little zombie game.

Zombieville USA 3D plunges players into a chaotic, adrenaline-fueled battle for survival in a cartoonishly violent, zombie-infested world. Developed by Mika Mobile, this sequel builds on the success of its 2D predecessors by transforming the iconic side-scrolling zombie shooter into a fully realized 3D experience. Right from the start, it captures the essence of classic arcade shooters—fast-paced, straightforward, and relentlessly action-packed—while incorporating modern visuals and mechanics that elevate the gameplay without sacrificing its signature over-the-top charm. The core gameplay loop is simple but highly addictive: you move through levels teeming with hordes of undead, blasting your way through waves of zombies with an arsenal of customizable weapons. The game leans heavily into twin-stick shooter mechanics, where one joystick controls movement and the other aims and fires your weapons, giving players precise control amidst the chaos. The pace rarely slows down, encourag...

One of the most fun games i ever played this year. The animations look and feel incredible, the guns are varied and the zombies die in lots of ways, exploding or losing limbs or chunks of their bodies. I am a lil shotgun fanatic! And works amazingly on the Steam Deck - [strike]You may want to put the game on medium settings tho, Unreal Engine is a power hog.[/strike] There is some grind to get upgrades and achievements but nothing too bad, game may look repetitive but anyone who is into the genre is used to it. Like with other games of the genre, surviving and seeing the wave counter go into higher and higher levels is very addicting. Also very fair price for what it offers, i highly recommend for people who enjoy similar games. I myself loved Boxhead from Sean Copper. My only issue with the game is the lack of a map. Looking for the purple coins to do 100% is very confusing, as everything looks the same. -- For the Fortnite/TikTok babies out there, [b]when a game is done, there i...

Huge fan of the OGs on iOS. Couldn't buy them at the time, but I can support this one now

good

Really fun to play tbh