Infectonator: World Dominator Review

I like to check out Kongregate once in a while for flash games, and once in a while, I find one that is really great.

Infectonator is a silly pro-zombie flash game, where you infect the whole world, one city at a time.

You start with a weak infection tool, which can barely turn a few people into zombies. They will hunt other people down, and each time have a small chance of infecting them.
There are heroes that will kill your zombies.

After that, you can use your money to improve your zombies. They can last longer, infect more, be fast, stronger, etc. You can also have multiple infection shots per attack, bombs and better infection features.

Along the game you can get your own zombie heroes, which are quite funny. For example, you can get a Michael Jackson zombie that is very similar to the Plant vs Zombies one, a large zombie named tanker (I presume that it's a nod up to Left 4 Dead), something similar to Ronald McDonald, Coronel Sanders,etc.

Overall, it's very much worth the time trying it out.

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