What kind of zombie games that you like most?

Hi,guys! Do you like zombie games? No matter your answer is yes or no, I like them very much. So if you got any wonderful zombie games, do tell me.

First of all, I will share three my favorite zombie games, I think you may know them already.

1.The walking dead

Despite the game of “The walking dead”, I also like the drama in the same name. The plots is great, we can play a role in the end of the world, to make choice to keepsurvive.but at last, everybody will realize the most essential thing is not survive, but to keep us more “human”. If we just being a butcher to make us live longer, then what’s the difference between human and zombies?

2.Z girls

I like anime, do you like it? “Z girls” is a mobile game that keeps me 24hours on the line. You can date with so many beauties, and build your school, sent your students to kill zombies. There are many schools and alliances in this fancy world, just like “Clash of Kings” in anime mode. Be in mind, the most dangerous factor here is not the zombie, but the other schools that trying to attack you. Join in a powerful alliance, or you will have a painful experience.

3.Buried town2

The “Buried town” is the first survival game that I ever played in 2015, and this time, I will show you the new version, buried town2. Just like the famous game “The War of Mine”, you must collect enough food, medicine, iron and other resources to survive. As a rogue-like game, Buried town2 offers you a one-way trip, once you died, you must start from zero again. Find other survivors and help each other is the best way to survive in the buried town, and don’t forget to store some woods for the cold winter, or you won’t have a chance to see the next spring.

Here are the three zombie games I like, what about yours?

The Last of Us and The Walking Dead Season 1 would top my list since I felt they both had amazing stories. The zombies (or infected) were just kind of there and added tension to the plot at times.

As far as more traditional zombie games go, I think Dying Light and Dead Island are the most I've "felt" like I was in world infested by zombies. Both games have some issues with being a bit repetitive and having weak narratives, but it's satisfying to slash away at different types of zombies in both titles almost non-stop.

7 days to die and DayZ are both pretty good, and I have a guilty pleasure for dead rising

Resident Evil is the only real answer for me. If that can be considered zombie games at this point. . Last game was just about mold clumps caused from an OP B.O.W. The series always ended up being about mutants, of different varieties yet it usually began with a zombie outbreak. Despite the hate it got Resi hasn't had a 'zombie game' since Resident Evil 6.

The Last of Us doesn't have zombies either doods come on. And most the time you're shooting bandits/ low-lifes anyway. It's as much a zombie game as Fallout 3.

As for Telltale stuff. . Not to be that guy but they barely classify as games.

Overall i just consider myself a Survival Horror fan because most zombie games that do exist (actual zombies) are in bullet hell 3D Beat em' Ups or slow paced exploration sims. So at heart I never enjoyed Resident Evil because it had zombies, it's the tension and focus on resources that I liked the most. Hence why I enjoy The Evil Within.

Left 4 Dead

Left 4 Dead and State of Decay

they really do that whole "after the epidemic" experience really well. Like "OK, the world is screwed, the zombies took over...now what?" kind of deal.

The former is a more intimate case-by-case experience of just getting more or less from point A to point B alive, whereas the latter is more about building a safe haven and actually surviving.

Dying Light is probably the most immersive, though, from a gameplay standpoint.

I love Zombie games, I play mostly with the Dead Island games and as well Resident Evil but nevertheless, these are the Zombie games I enjoy so far:

• Dead Island
• Dead Island: Riptide
• Dying Light (really good Zombie game)
• State of Decay
• Dead Rising 3
• Lollipop Chainsaw
• Resident Evil 1
• Resident Evil 4
• Resident Evil 7
• Resident Evil: Revelations
• The Last of Us ( I know it's already stated above poster saying it's not really a Zombie game but it was label as it tends to be one and so with that, it's on my list)

I prefer the ones where zombies move very slowly so you can just run past them most of the time.

-that's the iconic image of zombies after all; slow shambling shapes. Bit like in the Walking Dead tv series. Which I love.

Never really liked the Walking Dead games, though. Neither game brand really captured the feel of the tv series...

Favourite, I'd say, is still Resident Evil 1. I also really like how zombies are in Diablo games.

The Walking Dead, especially season 1. That is about as close to a masterpiece of storytelling that can be found in video games. Not a great game, but a fantastic story

Plants vs Zombies, best tower defense game ever made.

But there is no zombie game better than Left 4 Dead, either one.

Resident Evil and the Dead Rising games are my favourites for zombie games.

It's ok. Resi 4, 7, and Rev don't have zombies either, but I guess everything is labelled as a zombie game somewhere_

Even if it is incorrect and whoever labels it as such should be ashamed :P

The First season of The Walking Dead will always be a masterpiece of story in my eyes but that's because I wouldn't really call The Last of Us a Zombie game. I also believe that Dying Light is the best open world game with zombies.

The Last of Us is great game, and I love the clickers in it. And the atmosphere.

-too bad its so repetitive game; throw bottle to distracts clickers, move forward, throw another bottle...

7 Days to Die is fun.

I'm just gonna throw this one in but the Ravenholm level from Half-Life 2. I know that HL-2 isn't really tied into the zombie sub-genre as gaming goes, but its always a fun little part to come back to when replaying the game.

I hate Zombie games. Played the older Resident Evil games. They were aiight. If I had to pick, though, I'd go with The Last of Us and looking forward to Days Gone.

@Metallic_Blade that ravenholm level was really cool in HL2. Scary too.

Resident Evil 7 and The Last of Us