Fit check
Is SAS VS Zombies worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want third-person shooting centered on enemy waves rather than exploration
- Zombie-game fans who want scoring based on kills and waves survived rather than a story campaign
- Players seeking weapon collection and first-aid pickups within a focused survival format
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a story-driven campaign instead of repeated enemy waves
- Players who want broad exploration, changing objectives, or many locations
- Fans of first-person shooters who do not want a third-person viewpoint
Our take on SAS VS Zombies
The wave-survival structure keeps attention on shooting, scoring, and escalating enemy numbers, but sacrifices campaign variety and exploration. The available content is organized around 20 waves and two maps rather than a sequence of distinct missions.
What is SAS VS Zombies?
SAS VS Zombies is a third-person shooter with survival elements.
Players control Magamed, the last surviving SAS fighter in a desert town after an apocalypse involving zombie-mannequins. The central activity is resisting successive waves, with points awarded for kills and waves survived. The game contains 20 waves, and later waves add more enemies. Players run, shoot, collect weapons, and pick up first-aid kits. The arsenal includes the MP-5, AK, and AA-12, among other weapons. Enemy variants include green, red, fast, slow, and strong zombie-mannequins. Two maps are available: Training and Zombie.
How SAS VS Zombies plays
- 01Wave-based survival
- Players earn points from defeating enemies and lasting through successive waves.
- 02Twenty-wave structure
- The game includes 20 waves, with later stages adding more enemies.
- 03Multiple firearms
- The weapon selection includes the MP-5, AK, and AA-12.
- 04Enemy variants
- Zombie-mannequins appear in green, red, fast, slow, and strong forms.
- 05Two maps
- The available locations are named Training and Zombie.
SAS VS Zombies compared to similar games
Apocryph: an old-school shooter is a first-person sword-and-sorcery game set in castles, shrines, and dungeons, while SAS VS Zombies uses third-person gunplay against zombie-mannequin waves. Feral Fury is a twin-stick rogue-lite shooter with a post-apocalyptic panda setting, whereas SAS VS Zombies focuses on fixed wave survival across two maps. Civil Warfare: Another Bullet In The War centers on multiplayer battle royale matches and different game modes, unlike SAS VS Zombies' single-fighter wave structure.
SAS VS Zombies: platforms & release
Is SAS VS Zombies worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want third-person shooting centered on enemy waves rather than exploration. Skip it if: players looking for a story-driven campaign instead of repeated enemy waves.
Where can I download SAS VS Zombies?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens SAS VS Zombies's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is SAS VS Zombies on?
Windows only.
