
Loot. Kill. Survive. Can you escape ? (probably not) Zumbi Blocks 2 is the official sequel to the 2013 free browser zombie game. Stuck on an island, cut off from the rest of humanity, you wake up. The secret to breaking free from this place lies asleep, underground. From the soil, zumbies emerge.
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Zumbi Blocks 2 is a zombie survival game. It's going to be available for free while it's in early development.
Much will change in terms of gameplay, as it will move towards a base building / wave survival type of game.
Kill: fight zombies with melee and ranged weapons, both in first person or third person mode.
Loot: explore the procedurally generated city, to find resources.
Overcome: defeat bosses that live in interest points along the island.
Upgrade: unlock loadout tiers, that you can bring to the match with you.
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Languages: English*, Portuguese - Brazil*, Spanish - Latin America*, Spanish - Spain**languages with full audio support
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I came back to this game after a long break, and I honestly forgot how much fun it is. It has that simple gameplay loop where you tell yourself, "just one more round," and suddenly you've been playing for hours. The new updates were a pleasant surprise, especially the rescue helicopter—it made the game feel fresh again. Whether you're playing solo or with friends, the chaos of surviving zombie waves never really gets old. If you're looking for a casual co-op zombie game that's easy to get into and still enjoyable after all this time, I'd definitely recommend giving Zombi Block 2 a try.
Very enjoyable game. I found this and didn't have very high expectations. I suggested it to a friend mostly as a joke - "let's play this game and probably uninstall it after 15 minutes". It doesn't particularly look like anything special from the screenshots/video, but one comment my friend made before we even tried it was "actually satisfying shoots?" And that's the main thing this game does well. It just works, feels smooth, satisfying, fun and isn't filled with bugs. The multiplayer doesn't feel laggy even though I assume it's a P2P connection Up to 7.5 hours now and will definitely play more. I do think we're getting close to the point where we've kind of done everything, so hopefully more content comes in the future. That's really the only complaint I can think of, is that it could use more content - which seems to be planned already based on the menus ingame. For free, it's great. At this point I would almost certainly spend some amount of money for a large chunk of content. I do think the game sort of "needs" a permanent demo, though, as I think a lot of players might not be willing to put down money immediately without trying it
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For those who like jumping straight into hard mode or simply like a challenge this isnt for you because the harder difficulties are locked until easy is completed. me and my bf wanted a game to play together and found this. The goal is fairly simply, loot, survive and kill zombies. Mechanics are simple, jump, dodge, shoot. You get loot almost instantly, it appears on the maps and is found everywhere. You can get a weapon/gun within just a minute. Zombies die within 1-3 shots depending on what weapon you have. Bosses hardly do anything and have very poor combat abilities. We played the game for about 30mins deciding whether we should quit or not but considering how long we had been playing we wanted to just finish it. Every now and then a wave of zombies appear that you have to clear out. I do not recall how many there are but you need to complete all of them in order to pass the easy difficulty. Throughout the map are these burners you activate to make the waves come sooner. Does it actually do that? no. About an hour in, we STILL were not even at the last wave yet despite activating every single one of those burners. Thats when we decided to quit.
buen juego encueren a la reina zombie
I wish Steam allowed me to select "Maybe" instead of either "Yes" or "No", because the answer is more complicated. I played during the open alpha, and while I look forward to seeing what changes, tweaks, and additions are yet to come, I struggle to simply say: "Play this game!" If you're already a fan of the original Zumbi Blocks game and are expecting a similar experience, the second installment in the series may not have what you're looking for. While Zumbi Blocks 2 is definitely legues ahead of the first game in terms of graphics and mechanical complexity, by adding bosses and new game-modes and adopting a "Modern Survival FPS" gameplay like it has turned the game into a sort of "low-poly DAY-Z". That said, if you're already a fan of such survival FPS games, Zumbi Blocks 2 brings its own unique twists and flair to the genre.
i love zumbimaxxing
simplemente god
jogo muito bom, porém nunca sai da Alpha kkkkkkkkkk
Bom demiad
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