Beware high platforms.Īcting along is useful when trying to sneak around-an important element of survival. Sure, you'll run into a few other humans here and there (several of whom are appropriately unhinged), but most of your time will be spent by yourself, fighting for survival. The post-apocalyptic London setting, for instance, adds a bit of British flair that you seldom find in modern zombie games, and the dark, quiet atmosphere does a better job of making you feel alone than many other pieces of zombie fiction. It's a first-person game in which you shoot zombies with guns, and while this isn't a new concept, Zombi has a few twists that make it feel distinct. No, it’s OK, she just wants to help you with your taxes.Īt a glance, there might not be much special about Zombi. Zombi still has some unique things going for it, but it has also lost a bit of charm in the transition. Now that Zombi has dropped the U from its name and made the jump to other consoles, it has a more traditional control scheme. Tasks like inputting numbers on keypads, picking locks, scanning the environment, and even aiming weapons with a scope, all took place on Nintendo's tablet-like controller, often requiring you to physically raise and move the controller to look at your surroundings. When it was originally released in 2012 as ZombiU, the game was a showcase for the Wii U's GamePad. Small problem: You might have to fight your zombified former self to get your stuff back. Unless, of course, you can recover all that sweet loot from the corpse. Yet the progress your last character made isn't erased-any paths opened or objectives completed are permanent-but you will have to make do without the old hero's supplies. You then begin anew with a fresh face and a mostly empty inventory. When you die in Ubisoft's first-person survival action game, your character is dead forever. One of the hooks of Zombi is that it answers this question. What happens when the sole protagonist in a zombie story dies? They spend so much time gathering supplies, clearing safe areas, and forging new paths through the post-apocalyptic wasteland only to die alone.
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