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Is 69 Ways to Kill a Zombie worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- VR action players who want hand-based movement
- Zombie-shooter fans who enjoy experimenting with varied weapons and traps
- Players seeking physics-based combat across 3 horror maps
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who prefer conventional movement controls rather than physically moving their hands to run
- Those seeking animated combat and interactions instead of physics-based ones
- Players looking for more than 3 maps or a broader environment selection
Our take on 69 Ways to Kill a Zombie
Its defining detail is the locomotion system: running requires physically moving the hands in a natural walking motion, making arm movement the basis of in-game travel.
What is 69 Ways to Kill a Zombie?
This virtual reality zombie shooter uses hand gestures for locomotion, with arm movements controlling movement through the game world.
Players fight undead hordes across three dark maps filled with horror sound effects and physics-driven interactions. The arsenal contains more than 60 weapons and tools, including firearms, explosives, traps, swords, bows, and spears; each has its own handling and special effects. Various objects are concealed within the environments and can be turned against the attacking zombies. Random power-ups appear during sessions and provide temporary assistance with staying alive. Combat, movement, and object use rely on physical interactions instead of animated actions, combining gesture-based navigation with improvised fighting in a horror-focused setting.
How 69 Ways to Kill a Zombie plays
- 01Hand-Motion Movement
- Running requires moving the hands in a natural walking motion.
- 02Physics-Based Interactions
- Movement and interactions use physics rather than animations.
- 03Over 60 Weapons
- The arsenal includes guns, explosives, traps, swords, bows, spears, and other tools with distinct handling and special effects.
- 04Random Power-Ups
- Power-ups can be picked up during play to survive a little longer.
- 05Three Atmospheric Maps
- The game includes 3 dark environments with horror sound effects.
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69 Ways to Kill a Zombie: platforms & release
Is 69 Ways to Kill a Zombie worth it?
It is worth it if: VR action players who want hand-based movement. Skip it if: players who prefer conventional movement controls rather than physically moving their hands to run.
Where can I download 69 Ways to Kill a Zombie?
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What platforms is 69 Ways to Kill a Zombie on?
Windows only.
