Zombie Getaway

Recently I had a chance to play Zombie Getaway, as though survival horror wasn’t enough, it has the touch of an excitement of a 2D infinite runner. The concept is straightforward but addictive: run for your life against an ever-multiplying wave of the undead that have taken over your hometown, collecting food as you leap over a variety of objects.

Zombie Getaway plays out like an adrenaline-fueled run, and the act of throwing barge zombies out of your way gives the game a satisfying tactical twist. It takes dexterity and a watchful eye, so it’s a fun task. It is the kind of casual zombie game that fans probably often type in a long-tail keyword echoing what this game offers, so it has the potential to find an interested audience that craves a quick and fun gaming experience.

Others felt similarly, with some saying it was pretty fun and giving a nod to the 'cooool' factor of dodging brainless undeads. High-scores give it replay value, as you try to survive longer than you did, or than other players.

On the downside, while the gameplay is solid, it doesn’t deviate much from the standard infinite runner formula, which may not quite cut it for those looking for a deeper or more original experience. The game ultimately does a good job of being exactly what it sets out to be, an easy-to-play, fun, casual form of entertainment.

Overall, Zombie Getaway is a well-made option for players looking for something of a light-hearted zombie survival experience It may not break the mold, but offers a steady stream of fun that is ideal for passing time (and brain eaters). And what with the ability to save scores on Play123, you have the added competitive edge to keep you returning for more.

Rating: Perfect for casual gaming enthusiasts.