Zombie Game
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Zombie Game Using Canvas and Vanilla JavaScript
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Controls: The game is played with the mouse; left-click to shoot zombies
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Zombie Game Using Canvas and Vanilla JavaScript
There is a soldier surrounded by zombies and he must get rid of them to save his life. The game is played with the mouse; left-click to shoot zombies. Right-click to kill all zombies, but you must have a score bigger than 5000.
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