Fit check
Is Nature's Zombie Apocalypse worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups seeking local cooperative zombie action rather than a solo-focused shooter
- Players who want animal characters, exaggerated weapons, and unusual enemy designs
- Families or mixed-age groups wanting an optional blood-free mode
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a serious or realistic zombie shooter may find the animal cast and comic enemy designs too far removed from that style
- Players wanting a single linear campaign may find the mix of survival waves and separate rescue or defense challenges less focused
- Players looking specifically for online cooperative play may not find the stated feature suitable, as online co-op is identified as coming in 2018
Our take on Nature's Zombie Apocalypse
Instead of centering humans in a zombie apocalypse, this action game makes animals the armed survivors. It also replaces a single survival objective with rage abilities, deployable animal defenses, and side challenges involving eggs, penguins, and bridge protection.
What is Nature's Zombie Apocalypse?
This action shooter casts animals as the survivors of a human zombie plague.
Players wield weapons ranging from swords to freeze-rays, with each animal having a distinct rage attack, such as a duck's tornado or an elephant's charge. Smaller animals can be placed as defensive units, including snails and flamingos. Zombie waves include enemies that vomit toxic liquid or launch explosive heads, followed by larger foes such as clowns and dinner ladies. Alongside survival, challenges include protecting eagle eggs, rescuing penguins, and defending a bridge. The game supports local cooperative play, up to 8 players, multiple modes, controller input, and an option to turn off blood effects.
How Nature's Zombie Apocalypse plays
- 01Animal combat roles
- Playable animals use different weapons and have individual rage attacks that intensify their assault on zombies.
- 02Deployable defenses
- Smaller creatures can be positioned as defensive units, including snails and flamingos with offensive functions.
- 03Cooperative challenges
- Local multiplayer scenarios include defending eagle eggs, protecting penguins, and stopping zombies from crossing a bridge.
- 04Eight-player support
- The game allows up to 8 players.
- 05Blood-free option
- A mode can remove blood effects for a more child-friendly presentation.
- 06Controller compatibility
- The game supports Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4 controllers, among others.
Nature's Zombie Apocalypse compared to similar games
Nature's Zombie Apocalypse combines wave-based zombie shooting with local co-op, animal-specific rage attacks, deployable defenses, and rescue or protection objectives. SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER is a runner with shooting elements focused on running, jumping, dodging, and destroying enemies, while Hentai Vs Furries is a third-person shooter with quests, weapon use, multiple camera angles, and a main mode plus a separate mode. Intralism instead centers on matching arcs to music and creating or playing beatmaps.
Nature's Zombie Apocalypse: platforms & release
Is Nature's Zombie Apocalypse worth it?
It is worth it if: groups seeking local cooperative zombie action rather than a solo-focused shooter. Skip it if: players seeking a serious or realistic zombie shooter may find the animal cast and comic enemy designs too far removed from that style.
Where can I download Nature's Zombie Apocalypse?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Nature's Zombie Apocalypse's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Nature's Zombie Apocalypse on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
