One of my favorite pieces of zombie media in any form has to be the "Zombie Army" series developed by Rebellion Studios, the team that gives us the phenomenonal Sniper Elite titles.

The game is set in WW2 when Hitler activates a supernatural device that causes his army as well as anyone caught in the open to turn into flesh eating undead corpses after they die off. A group of people who are soldiers, survivors, and various others try to take out the hordes and get out alive before anything gets worse. 

The games use a 80s Synthetic mix of tunes and piano scores to create a musical score in the same style as John Carpenter, and Lucio Fulci. 

Its playable solo, or with three other people via online play. 

Your constantly going up against huge and quite often overwhelming amounts of zombie hordes in environments that are open enough to get away but small enough you can easily have zombie sneak up on you when your not paying attention to the surroundings. 

There's a few times I've jumped and startled by the hordes with well timed scares that did not feel predictable or cheap. 

You can even set the games visual style to a black and white mode which makes it a lot more creepy, but having the game in color with glowing eyes peering through the shadowed fog and heavy atmosphere of horror is great. 

You always hear screams of victims in the distance being attacked/eaten by the undead, bodies hung up everywhere, corpses of people who failed to escape everywhere, it can get very brutal and nasty at times honestly which is great. 

I'd highly recommend playing the Trilogy and Zombie Army 4 Dead War if your a fan of the undead. 

You can also get the games physically, the Trilogy is on ps4, switch and Xbox/pc through import, and Dead War is available on all too. 



Zombie Army Appreciation🧟‍♂️