Fit check
Is GIBZ worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Co-op players who want online or local zombie combat for up to four people
- Action players who enjoy boss fights and wave-based base defence
- Players who want overworld encounters, mini-games, and collectible character items
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly scripted campaign rather than repeated combat encounters and wave-based defence
- Players who prefer restrained action over large zombie crowds, bosses, and combat mini-games
- Players looking for a serious setting rather than a playful zombie game set in early 1900s London
Our take on GIBZ
Rather than following a single combat route, GIBZ combines zombie fighting with an overworld, mini-games, character items, and base defence. Its wave structure shifts from 100 preset waves to randomly generated ones.
What is GIBZ?
GIBZ is an action game set in early 1900s London.
Players fight zombies and other monsters alone or in online or local co-op for up to four players. The overworld map includes random encounters and activities such as zombie surfing, gatling gun defence, treasure digging, and Mayhem. Coins can be spent on perks that affect weapons and movement. Strong power-up weapons can be found in crates or earned through killstreaks. Character options include different heads, hair colours, shirt tints, hats, and face wear. In Base Defence, players build and upgrade structures and other objects, then face waves of enemies and bosses. The first 100 waves are preset; later waves are randomly generated, with bosses returning periodically.
How GIBZ plays
- 01Four-Player Co-op
- Online or local play supports up to four participants, and base progress is tied to the host.
- 02Overworld Activities
- The map features random encounters and mini-games including zombie surfing, gatling gun defence, and treasure digging.
- 03Base Construction
- Coins can be spent at a workbench on objects such as walls, AI survivors, TNT crates, mud floors, and dummies.
- 04Wave Progression
- The first 100 waves are preset, followed by randomly generated waves with bosses returning periodically.
- 05Perks And Weapons
- Coins buy perks affecting weapon effectiveness and movement, while crates and killstreaks can provide strong power-up weapons.
- 06Character Options
- Players can choose heads and hair colours, tint shirts, and find hats or face wear that give slight buffs.
GIBZ compared to similar games
GIBZ combines zombie combat with local or online co-op, an overworld, mini-games, character items, and base defence. Abyssus also focuses on multiplayer shooting, but its description centres on hand-crafted levels, roguelite progression, and weapon refitting. Hentai Vs Furries describes a third-person shooter with quests, guns, camera angles, and emotes rather than GIBZ's overworld activities and wave defence.
GIBZ: platforms & release
Is GIBZ worth it?
It is worth it if: co-op players who want online or local zombie combat for up to four people. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly scripted campaign rather than repeated combat encounters and wave-based defence.
Where can I download GIBZ?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens GIBZ's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is GIBZ on?
Windows only.
