They Are Coming!

"My favorite part was where I had to slowly walk around spamming the sonar button while looking for mines." -Said nobody ever.

Glitchy ♥♥♥♥ ass ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game

F* Cars

喜加一默认好评

bon dans l'idée mais très vite lassant (en 20 mins c bon next^^)

石一样的手感

Doesn't work though. Shows the splash screen and dies

不太行我的第一个差评就给你了

這遊戲簡單來講就是你扮演一隻髒比，被你碰觸的人類不但會被感染也會加入入侵的行列，並隨著髒比軍團數量的增加推開重物拓展新的通道。過程中有來自敵方的火力攻擊與陷阱企圖阻止你，但幾乎沒有什麼用。 一款還可以的遊戲。 目前發現的缺點： 當髒比的數量變多時，很有可能會有部份卡在邊邊角角而不能入隊。 然後特殊技能聲吶……坦白說有點吵，但不開卻很可能會踩到地雷。

They Are Coming! is an indie action title developed and published by Wild Pepper Games that flips the traditional zombie survival formula on its head by placing players in control of the undead rather than humanity’s defenders. Set against the chaotic backdrop of World War II, the game introduces a fictional scenario in which a failed wartime experiment unleashes a zombie outbreak across the battlefield. Rather than focusing on horror or suspense, it embraces a chaotic, almost tongue-in-cheek tone that prioritizes arcade-style destruction and relentless forward momentum. The central gameplay loop is built around growth through consumption. You begin as a lone zombie navigating hostile territory filled with soldiers and civilians armed with machine guns, mortars, and heavy artillery. Every successful attack adds another body to your horde, transforming your fragile beginnings into a swelling mass of undead. This escalating scale is the game’s core appeal: watching your single character evolve into a chaotic wave of zombies crashing against human defenses provides a tangible sense of progression. The simplicity of movement and attack controls makes it easy to jump into the action without a steep learning curve. As your numbers increase, positioning becomes more important. Defensive emplacements such as machine gun nests and armored vehicles can quickly decimate a poorly managed horde. While the mechanics remain straightforward, there is a light strategic layer in deciding how to approach fortified areas. Charging directly into concentrated firepower can wipe out much of your army, while flanking or baiting defenders into open areas offers better odds of survival. The game’s challenge stems less from complex skill trees or upgrades and more from adapting to escalating threats as maps become denser with obstacles. Visually, They Are Coming! adopts a stylized and somewhat exaggerated aesthetic that emphasizes clarity over realism. The battlefield environments are functional, ensuring that players can easily identify enemy units, hazards, and pathways even amid chaotic swarms. Explosions, gunfire, and zombie movement are presented in a way that prioritizes readability during intense sequences. The sound design complements the action with frantic audio cues, reinforcing the scale of conflict as gunfire and explosions mix with the growls of the undead. However, the game’s simplicity can also become its limitation. While the initial novelty of commanding a growing zombie army is engaging, the lack of evolving mechanics or deeper progression systems may lead to repetition over extended sessions. Levels often revolve around similar objectives: advance, consume, survive defensive countermeasures, and push forward again. Without substantial variation in mission structure or meaningful customization options, the experience can feel somewhat cyclical once players have mastered its core systems. Difficulty spikes can also influence player perception. Some encounters demand precise timing and careful maneuvering to overcome heavily fortified positions, and the absence of flexible difficulty scaling may frustrate those unprepared for sudden surges in enemy firepower. At the same time, these moments can create satisfying victories when a well-timed assault successfully overwhelms a seemingly impossible defense. Ultimately, They Are Coming! succeeds in delivering a fast-paced, unconventional zombie action experience centered on scale and chaos. It offers an entertaining twist on the genre by casting players as the unstoppable horde rather than its prey. While its arcade-focused design and limited depth may not satisfy players seeking complex strategy systems or long-term progression, it provides bursts of energetic, destructive fun. For those intrigued by the concept of leading an ever-growing army of undead across a war-torn battlefield, it delivers a distinctive and chaotic take on zombie warfare. Rating: 5/10