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PROS
- Option to purchase additional tracks in the future.
- Highscore posting to Facebook account.
- The game’s visuals are very detailed and look great.
CONS
- The game’s soundtrack is too obscure to keep the players attention or interest.
- There’s only one single player mode available.
VERDICT
While the Zombeat’s soundtrack is fun to play through once or twice, there just isn’t enough content or value here to warrant the game’s current price.
Video Review
Full Review
Just when all the Guitar Hero and Rock Band hype has died down, along comes Zombeat to literally re-animate the music rhythm genre. Yes, Zombeat mixes dropping gems, music and most importantly Zombies together in a bizarre fusion for the iPhone. You play as Zeke, a lone survivor who must defend himself against the zombies using hot, tasty beats… and some guns.
Like other music games, players must hit the scrolling notes at the right beat to gain points and fire a shot at a zombie. You can also earn different weapon power-ups by hitting streaks and other gem chains. If you can’t keep up with the notes, you’ll be swarmed by the incoming zombies and turned into one.
Visually, there’s a surprising amount of detail in the game, ranging from zombies themselves to the different environments. The soundtrack is quite frankly bizarre; featuring a number of royalty free tracks ranging from 1930s swing to jazz to techno and other instrumental oddities you wouldn’t expect to hear. There’s only one game mode to play through with additional DLC options and players can post highscores to Facebook.
Zombeat is a strange title to say the least and might be worth a look at if you enjoy other music/rhythm games. But because of the small and rather obscure soundtrack, it’s not going to keep you playing for very long. There’s nothing wrong with the gameplay, but if music games don’t have a solid soundtrack to back that up, then they’re doomed to wander around aimlessly - much like a zombie.
App Store Info
You’ve tried the other beat matching games out there, so now it’s time to play the most original music game to hit the iPhone. Zombeat is not just a beat matching game; it’s a game of survival. Play as Zeke, the biker turned zombie killer, in a fight for your life trying to punch, shoot, and even chainsaw your way through massive zombie attacks. The only way to survive is by beat matching your way through the horde of zombies and creating a bloody mess along the way. After all, it was Zeke who woke the dead in the first place, and now it is his job to send them back.
What’s better than a music game and flesh eating zombies? Nothing! Zombeat never stops!
• Fun graphics and animations
• Social leader boards
• Chainsaws, Machine Guns, Bombs, Zombies!
• The download feature allows you to keep adding new songs and specialty packs directly from your iPhone
• Continually updated music selected from one of the largest music catalogs in the industry: APM (Associated Production Music)
Updates
- New Zombeat content available!!
The latest update includes all of your favorite Holiday Pack 1 songs and one song from the St. Patty's Day Pack now available in the Zombeat store.
All version 1.0 and Holiday Pack 1 songs are now available for purchase on iTunes. Click on the iTunes link in the main menu of the game to purchase now!
Zombeat version 1.1 includes:
•6 Holiday Pack 1 songs
•3 Holiday Pack 1 locations
•1 new St. Patty’s Day Pack 1 song
•1 new St. Patty’s Day Pack 1 location
Languages
- English
Requirements
- Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
Requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later.
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