Zombie Zone (2004)
- Developer
- Tamsoft
- Publisher
- D3 Publisher, 505 Game Street
- Platforms
- PlayStation 2
- Genres
- Hack and slash/Beat 'em up
- Where to get it
- Website
How it feels
A cheaply made, repetitive zombie-slashing romp where you mash through slow-moving hordes in small arenas while managing sword upkeep and minor upgrades.
budget productionrepetitivecampylow-budget actionarcade-stylesimplisticgrindyschlocky
About
Zombie Zone is the European localized name for the first game in the OneeChanbara series. It's a part of the Simple 2000 series by Japanese publisher D3 Publisher, as part of a series of budget priced games that usually sell at 2000¥. You play as Aya, a scantily clad cowgirl with a scarf, in a hack-and-slash against slow-moving zombies in little arena's. There is a feature called "sword fatigue": if you don't clean your sword in time, it will get stuck in an enemy, giving him an advantage over you. There are also slight RPG elements. You can upgrade your characters by collecting orbs dropped by defeated enemies. At the end of each level, you can use the orbs to make Aya more powerful. Sometimes the enemies drop red orbs; if you collect enough of them, you turn into a demon. Your attacks become more powerful, but they also take away from your health.
More games like this
- Onechanbara Special (2011)
- Simple Series 2000 Vol. 90: The Oneechanbara 2 (2005)
- Onechanbara: Bikini Samurai Squad (2006)
- OneChanbara: Bikini Zombie Slayers (2008)
- Onechanbara Z2: Chaos - Banana Split Limited Edition (2015)
- Zombie Hunters (2005)
- Onechanbara Z: Kagura With NoNoNo! (2013)
- Realm of the Dead (2004)
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