Burn Zombie Burn PC Review

Burn Zombie Burn is a top-view, arcade run and gun game.

As usual in the run and gun game genre, you run around while shooting at some type of enemy. In this game, as you probably guessed, it is zombies.

The graphics are pretty good and in a comical style, and you get a few guns, as well as several different types of explosives. The bats are pretty fun, too.

The game gets its name from the fact that you have a torch that you can use to light zombies. They are afraid of the torch, unless they are already burning. Burning zombies drop different items.

I liked the game overall, but it has a problem of not capturing the mouse cursor, thus making it impossible to play on a multi-monitor configuration - you just click outside the game and it loses focus.

Cut-scene are annoyingly repetitives, and I found the fact that there are no key references on tutorials a bit annoying. The tutorials are a bit slow, too.

I'd probably recommend this game more if it wasn't for the problems. As it is, it is just OK.

Burn Zombie Burn - 3/5 Stars.


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