Xbox Live: Zombies are now on teh Phone

Z0MB1ES!!1 (on teh ph0ne)

One affair is for sure – Xbox Live absolutely does not accept enough grungy top-down zombie shooters. The state of affairs just got a whole lot improve though, equally Z0MB1ES!!1 (on teh ph0ne) has crawled onto the Marketplace.

Z0MB1ES!!1 (on teh ph0ne) (a championship that admittedly begs to exist re-create and pasted rather than typed) is the Windows Phone port of popular-'crusade-information technology'southward-cheap Xbox 360 indie game I MAED A GAEM W1TH Z0MB1ES 1N IT!!1. Thankfully it includes a new game way, 'Countless Zombies,' equally well as the entirely new side-view shooter 'Fourth dimension Viking.' It's like two or three games for the price of one! Await past the intentionally basic nonetheless chaotic visuals and yous'll find a challenging shooter with a dainty humour; just listen to the horrid but silly lyrical theme songs for proof. To learn more than about the concept, check out our Xbox Live Developer Interview with the totally friendly and not indifferent creators at Ska Studios.

Z0MB1ES!!ane (on teh ph0ne) costs $ii.99 and there is a free trial. Pick information technology upward hither on the Marketplace and help finish those zombies!

Also, don't forget the Xbox Live Deal of the Week, Sally's Salon Luxury Edition , is at present on auction for $2.99.

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