#Burn zombie burn pc vs ps3 plus#
Plus (yes, there’s more!), burning and non-burning zombies drop different power ups (including the TNT upgrades you need to earn insane scores), so determining when and how many zombies to burn requires a delicate, strategic balance to maximize score and survivability Quite a juggle.Īnd variety of weapon and enemy types (including a lawnmower, a cricket bat, and ballerina zombies), the three different modes (free, timed and defend the girlfriend), the slew of entertaining challenges (like herding linebacker zombies across a zombie zapping pad), the splitscreen multiplier, and a few other neat tricks. Also, each enflamed zombie adds one point to your multiplier, but killing burning zombies decreases your multiplier. But once those zombies start burning, they will do damage to you again. Zombies are afraid of fire, so you can run through undead crowds unscathed if you have got your torch out. Press R2 to pull out your torch, and the strategizing begins. But that barely even scratches the surface. Left analogue to move, R1 to fire, and if a zombie touches you, you lose health. But then I dove into the complexities of the combat, and oh boy, I think I have found my new PSN obsession.Īt first glace, the combat is simple. A burning zombie is a faster zombie burn too many and they will burn you Burn Zombie Burn is frantic, arcade gaming at its best, delivering humour and bloody zombie violence in copious amounts. Plus, I am not a fan of the game’s art style.
Seemed like a half hearted cash in on society’s zombie obsession.
A top down arcade shooter, where you play a short dude with a toothy grin and weird hair mowing down waves of zombies. I’ll be honest: I wasn’t expecting much from a game titled “Burn Zombie Burn!” and at first I wasn’t impressed.
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