Zombiepede

I've been playing Zombiepede in the alpha version for a while now, and it's quite addictive. The beginning was a bit complicated for me, but after playing the first level following the tutorial, I slowly grasped the concept. It might seem a bit dull at first, but it has more depth than meets the eye. The shop's interface wasn't particularly intuitive, and it takes some time to understand the difference between upgrades and ammunition. However, each player has their own shop and can level up their own weapons. The levels consistently incorporate various small challenges and introduce new types of enemies. Now that it's on Steam, you can also use the Remote Play feature, and only one out of four players needs to own the game. I would definitely give it a try.

First of all: I love Zombiepede. I have to admit that I only played it once with a mouse and keyboard, and it was more a frustrating experience after playing it always with controllers. However, playing it with controllers and friends makes it incredibly addictive. I've also played it a lot during the alpha phase for many hours. And why? It's a relaxing game, but definitely not too easy. Especially in the early game, you have to focus on aiming so you don't waste your expensive ammunition. If things aren't going well, you might have to focus on dodging enemies. You weigh whether to destroy graves to make more space, although it doesn't yield resources to buy ammunition, or to focus on the enemies. Different weapons are recommended for different enemies, so it's even more helpful when you don't go into battle alone. Having a sniper with you has often been very helpful. But you can play multiple weapons alone too. The levels get progressively more difficult, so it's essential to regularl...