Zombie Infection For iPhone On Sale For $.99 For A Limited Time
August 25, 2010
Gameloft's Resident Evil-like zombie survival game, Zombie Infection, is on sale for $.99 for a limited time. Zombie blasting has never been more cost-efficient.
Zombie Infection has you traveling to South America in order to uncover the plot behind another violent zombie outbreak. You will be able to switch between two characters, an ex-soldier named Damien Sharpe and a reported named Alex Rayne, as you fight your way through 12 zombie-filled campaign levels.
The game features a third-person over the shoulder perspective and tons of powerful weapons, so no zombie should be left standing as long as your zombie shooting skills are up to par. Once you are able to weaken a zombie or get them to the ground with multiple well-placed shots, you can choose to finish them off by pummeling them with your hands and feet. If you wind up getting too up close and personal with the zombies, you can also use the melee attack.
Zombie Infection for iPhone originally launched in early May for $6.99, and then dropped to $4.99 only a few weeks later. Now it's available for $.99 for a limited time. If $.99 still feels like too much of a risk, give the free lite version a try first.
Zombie Infection has you traveling to South America in order to uncover the plot behind another violent zombie outbreak. You will be able to switch between two characters, an ex-soldier named Damien Sharpe and a reported named Alex Rayne, as you fight your way through 12 zombie-filled campaign levels.
The game features a third-person over the shoulder perspective and tons of powerful weapons, so no zombie should be left standing as long as your zombie shooting skills are up to par. Once you are able to weaken a zombie or get them to the ground with multiple well-placed shots, you can choose to finish them off by pummeling them with your hands and feet. If you wind up getting too up close and personal with the zombies, you can also use the melee attack.
Zombie Infection for iPhone originally launched in early May for $6.99, and then dropped to $4.99 only a few weeks later. Now it's available for $.99 for a limited time. If $.99 still feels like too much of a risk, give the free lite version a try first.
