Zombies are, inherently, a pretty attractive prospect in video games. They’re comparatively easy enemies to program, you don’t have to feel bad about killing them, and their rotten forms make good fodder for fantastical variants (like “big explode-y one” and “fast, nasty one”). But such a perfect setup is bound to lead to overuse. And the mountain of zombie games out there is a real coin-toss in terms of quality — ranging from all-time classics to blandest-of-the-bland shovelware. Licensed adventures of the living dead trend even further towards the latter, with the darkest chapters of several beloved franchises appearing in interactive form. Whether because of rocky development, ill-conceived ideas, or both, these … Continue reading The 5 Worst Licensed Zombie Games in Living Memory