Zombiepunk: Fight & Survive lets you take on a new challenge in undead tower defence

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Standard tower defence with an undead edge

 Fight & Survive lets you take on a new challenge in undead tower defence
  • Zombiepunk: Fight & Survive sees you take on the undead menace
  • Save the world in typical tower defence fashion by building up your defences
  • A new take on the formula? Simple but effective? Let's find out

Why is it we love killing zombies? Is it something to do with the simple pleasure of blasting something that's not quite human to bloody scraps? Or is it because it's a little more visceral than just robots or monsters? Well, either way, the tower defence genre is one with a gory vein of zombies running right through it, like in Zombiepunk: Fight & Survive.

Fortunately, Zombiepunk has a little bit more edge to it than that. For one this isn't a simple top-down puzzle game, you'll also be exploring a relatively small but still interesting environment to gather resources and fight zombies on foot. It's a little more Fortnite: Save the World than Bloons TD.

Overall then, while Zombiepunk doesn't stand out by being some new take on the genre it does seem to have consistent aesthetics and fairly challenging (looking, at least) gameplay.

A promotional screenshot of Zombiepunk showing a red-haired girl with a gun overlaid on action-packed gameplay of her shooting zombies

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The zombie survival genre is one of those that has a difficult time on mobile. Sure, stuff like 4X-MMO State of Survival has its place, but I feel there's a genuine hunger for a simple, straightforward zombie game. And there are definitely some examples out there that Zombiepunk slots better alongside and that prove that all you need is a baseball bat, some solid walls and plenty of drooling undead to make a good time.

If you want to get another hit of horror, then be sure to check out some of our lists. We've ranked the top 25 best horror games for Android and for iOS right here on the site - we update them regularly too.

And while you're here, don't forget to drop your nomination for the Pocket Gamer Awards 2024! Nominations close on October 31st, so nominate your favourites before then! After that we'll go to a month-long voting stage before announcing winners in December.

Iwan Morris

Iwan Morris

Iwan is a Cardiff-based freelance writer, who joined the Pocket Gamer Biz site fresh-faced from University before moving to the Pocketgamer.com editorial team in November of 2023.

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