Bad Zombies: Offline Zombie Shooter Game

Every zombie besieging those survivors will be one less zombie throwing itself against our defenses.

One of our men had shot a zombie that was almost on top of him.

A zombie is half buried, frozen from the waist down in the ice. The head, arms, and upper torso are very much alive, thrashing and moaning.

The voice shot back that the road would never be clear, that the only thing behind those people was a raging swarm of God knows how many million zombies. Survival answered that he would blow it when the zombies got here, and not a second before.

I heard the sound of the approaching zombies.

Zombies weren’t the only enemies, at least not in the beginning.

Zombies weren’t the only problem we had to deal with back then. There was no way of knowing how many zombies were onboard the dead liner

They started moving like zombies, sounding like them, even attacking and trying to eat other people.

They’re just as hostile as regular zombies and in some cases even more dangerous.

Zombies don’t really smell that bad, not individually and not if they’re fresh

It was zombies attacking quislings, but you never would have known that to look at it. Quislings don’t scream

While the mountains burned behind them, and the surrounding suburbs descended into violence, those three hundred kids held off ten thousand zombies!

As purpose-built weapons, they were outstanding. As zombie killers, they were hopeless duds.

How are more zombies gonna get to you?

Ignorance caused the Zombie War.

There were so many misconceptions: zombies were somehow intelligent; they could feel and adapt, use tools and even some human weapons.

It bent harmlessly around a zombie’s head before five others pulled him to the floor

Keep complaining and we’ll throw you to the zombies!

Imagine if the undead virus had been as understood.

Those who were left behind were to be herded into special isolated zones. They were to be “human bait,” distracting the undead from following the retreating army to their safe zone. Keep the undead hordes firmly rooted to the spot. You see the genius, the sickness? Keeping people as prisoners because “every zombie besieging those survivors will be one less zombie throwing itself against our defenses.”

Did they even think that every dead soldier was now a live zombie?

Just like the zombies behind a dead zombie will stop, you won't be able to shoot the zombies behind a dead one.

The zombie undead will turn out to be very easily disposed of.

In "Zombie" they become undead creatures, but it is only the literalness that makes you want to scream.

I've been dead and undead a lot.