Platforms
- PCJan 30, 2015NAplayscoreNA0 Critics6.9218 Players
- PlayStation 4Apr 26, 2017NAplayscoreNA0 Critics6.9178 Players
- PlayStation 3Feb 11, 2015NAplayscoreNA0 Critics7.2364 Players
6 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
Now playable for the first time on consoles, it shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise that the wait for Zombeer hasn’t been worth it. The few interesting interesting ideas it has with regards to art-style, setting and voice talent, are all squandered due to an overall lack of presentation and polish. Couple this with the game’s excruciatingly slow movement and bland shooting mechanics, and all that’s left is a poor man’s Lollipop Chainsaw that’s more Scooby Don’t than Scooby Doo.
Aaron Potter · Jun 26, 2017 Reviewed on PS4Read full reviewZombeer is an FPS that, if anyone told me that they liked it, I’d find myself instantly judging them for saying so. To say that its immature and painfully unfunny sense of humor would be appreciated by 13-years-olds is doing a disservice to the intelligence of 13-year-olds, as Zombeer makes Duke Nukem Forever look like Withnail & I. Speaking of Duke Nukem, I never thought I’d see a game seemingly inspired by the nineties video game character’s 2011 “comeback,” but here it is… and it’s much, much worse.
Paul Tamburro · Feb 11, 2015 Reviewed on PCRead full reviewIf you are truly the ultimate zombie fan and need to play/watch/read everything there is about zombies, get Zombeer. To everyone else, don’t bother. You’ll only be sorely disappointed by a lackluster product that is definitely not worth the $10.99 they are charging on Steam. I hate to speak poorly of work someone else definitely put time into, but it’s just not worth what they’re asking.
Nicholas Plouffe · Feb 02, 2015 Reviewed on PCRead full reviewUnresponsive controls, dull combat, and obnoxious humour that even the most immature gamer would find difficult to smile at makes Zombeer a complete creative disaster. Packed full of clichés and outdated design choices, this depressing digital download feels like the reanimated corpse of a failed nineties shooter that doesn’t even hold a candle to even the most mediocre of modern military affairs.
Alex Stinton · Jan 29, 2014 Reviewed on PS3Read full reviewThink of Zombeer like the videogame equivalent to a night of movie watching after a rummage in a discount DVD bin. Sure, Zombeer is rough around the edges and it certainly can’t cut it with the big boys, but critically, it seems to know this. Zombeer is not afraid to be the videogame equivalent of a B movie. Even better, it’s proud to be. The sooner you can make peace with this fact, the sooner you can start to appreciate Zombeer for the fun little spend of time that it is.
Jake Yanik · Feb 03, 2015 Reviewed on PCRead full reviewSiamo oltre qualsiasi possibilità di recupero, a partire da alcune meccaniche di gioco completamente sballate, comprese quelle da sparatutto. Anche il lato narrativo è qualcosa di indescrivibilmente brutto e mal riuscito, fatto di un umorismo da cloaca che può strappare un sorriso solo a quelli che ridacchiano a prescindere quando sentono le parolacce, perché li fanno sentire dei ribelli. Non c'è davvero motivo per desiderare Zombeer, a parte un po' di sano autolesionismo o il dover torturare qualcuno.
Simone Tagliaferri · Feb 17, 2015 Reviewed onRead full review
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About the game
You play as a character known only as "K" who awakens alone in a Mexican bar, after a night of "overindulging". All alone, dizzy and disoriented, he realizes that this hangover doesn’t quite feel like ones he is used to. Indeed, he has been bitten by one of those nasty monsters and the virus inside him is gaining power. "K" will unintentionally discover that imbibing in beer is the only way to prevent it from taking over. But drink in moderation or you’ll totally lose control and be in trouble!