Invasion Of Zombies
Steer a swarm of survivors down an endless, fog-drenched city street. Run the multiplier gates to grow your crowd, auto-blast the horde, and swerve the wrecks. One finger. No account. Just survive.
Dead-simple to pick up, one-more-run to put down. Every street is a fresh gauntlet of gates, hordes, and wrecks.
Split-second choices at every gate — ×3 the squad, +12 recruits, or a bruising −40 HP if you read it wrong. Pick the right lane and a lone leader becomes a marching army.
Your whole squad auto-fires. Climb from pistol to SMG, shotgun, and minigun, and turn a tide of walkers, runners, and hulking brutes into confetti — while the wrecks pile up around you.
Slide left and right to weave your swarm through gates and around parked wrecks. No buttons, no clutter — the whole run is in your thumb. Easy to start, endless to master.
Fog-drenched avenues, glowing storefronts, curb-parked wrecks, and flickering street lamps — a gloomy little world rendered as one smooth 3D scene that scrolls on forever.
A battered van parked in the wreckage — tap it and the whole squad piles in for a few glorious seconds of twin .50 cals. Two walls of lead, exploding wrecks, and nothing ahead survives.
Built mobile-first from the first frame — quick runs on the go, smooth on modest hardware, no menus maze.
Once it loads, it keeps running with no connection. Every asset is bundled — nothing phones home.
The whole game, start to finish, with nothing interrupting it and nothing held back. Just a swarm, a horde, and an endless street.
Drag to steer, that's it. Approachable on the first run, deep enough for the hundredth.
No sign-up, no email, no profile. Nothing between you and the next run.
Cute proportions, moody fog, painted facades and wrecked cars — a little world with a lot of atmosphere.
An endless crowd-runner. Steer a squad of survivors down a zombie-filled street, multiply the crowd through the gates, climb the weapon ladder, and outlast the horde.
100%. There's no account, no server, and no tracking — the whole city lives on your phone.
None. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads — the price you see on Google Play is the whole story.
Every 3D survivor, zombie, street, and weapon ships inside the download (~160MB), so nothing streams from a server and nothing needs a connection.
More Halloween than horror. The zombies are chibi cartoons, hits are cartoon hits, and there's no blood or gore.
No ads. Fully offline. No account.