Working Zombies

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  1. johnny_cicala
    Dec 20, 2022
    8
    Working Zombies is a great little game that unfortunately got overlooked by critics and players alike.
    The different games are all enjoyable (personally I only found the plumbing one weaker than the others) and the multiplayer gameplay is very effective and much less stressful than other games in the same genre. Replayability is also pretty high, which is nice to have. All in all this is    Working Zombies is a great little game that unfortunately got overlooked by critics and players alike.
    The different games are all enjoyable (personally I only found the plumbing one weaker than the others) and the multiplayer gameplay is very effective and much less stressful than other games in the same genre. Replayability is also pretty high, which is nice to have. All in all this is one of my go to recommendations when someone is looking for a fun couch co-op game.    … Expand

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  1. Cubed3
    Aug 28, 2020
    40
    Perhaps Jupiter should have stuck with Picross and continued gathering partnerships with other franchises for Picross spin-offs like the recent Picross: Lord of Nazarick. Fans of Diner Dash will enjoy this blatant clone, but based on the asking price this just is not worth the investment. Check out the far superior Overcooked instead.
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  2. NintendoWorldReport
    Jun 22, 2020
    60
    Working Zombies is to Diner Dash as Scribblenauts: Showdown is to Scribblenauts. A mini-game collection that feels like a shadow of the greater whole, where the enjoyable and addictive gameplay is outdone by a lack of content and variety. The multiplayer emphasis could be a good or bad thing depending on your household, but the fact that difficulty doesn’t change based on player count means you’ll either struggle alone or have an incredibly easy time with friends.
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