Touch Arcade: I've got to admit, it's getting pretty hard to be enthused about zombie games these days. Not that there's anything inherently bad about undead annihilation, but the market does seem to be getting over-saturated. Zombiewood [Free] tries to make a name for itself by combining familiar zombie killing mechanisms (in the sense of dual-stick shooting) with thematic settings and freemium elements.
Hardcore Droid - It's happening slowly, but free Android games are slowly working out their glitches, as developers abandon terrible gameplay gimmicks like timers and gem and energy purchases for better crafted experiences. We still have a long way to go before free games reach the heights of expensive industry productions. However, that said, if you haven't done so already, pick up one of these free Android classics and Android’s vast potential will become clear to you
GameWoof listed the 5 best Android zombie games. These games are fun to play as you can just vent your stress on the walkers. Just try not to play these during midnight.
Zombiewood: Zombies in L.A. is, on the surface, a fairly basic Zombie themed dual-stick shooter. Players take control of a newly hired stuntman and will go through various “scenes” (think levels) of different “movies” (think worlds) and will have to complete certain tasks. Sometimes it will be to survive a certain amount of time, or to escort a child through Zombiewood or kill a certain number of Zombies, or save some cupcakes (yes, you read that correctly). Each scene has five “reels” that can be collected through in-game actions, and each movie requires players to have obtained a certain number of reels before they can be unlocked.
