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Puzzle, Strategy, Indie, Action
Jupiter is proud to present...Working zombies in action! Kindhearted zombies who get no love just because they're zombies... They work hard to gain the approval of humans! Play as flight attendants, nursery school teachers, hairstylists, and plumbers! The zombies try out four different professions! With over 100 unique stages for you to master! And still more trials await after you've completed them all...?! Enjoy local multiplayer with up to 4 players!
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationReally working as a mini game collection you can play alone or with some friends, Working Zombies is a bit of an odd bird...
NintendoWorldReportSteven GreenJun 20206/10undefined.Working Zombies is to Diner Dash as Scribblenauts: Showdown is to Scribblenauts. A mini-game collection that feels like a shadow of the greater whole, where the enjoyable and addictive gameplay is outdone by a lack of content and variety. The multiplayer emphasis could be a good or bad thing depending on your household, but the fact that difficulty doesn't change based on player count means you'll either struggle alone or have an incredibly easy time with friends.
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Rapid Reviews UKSep 20203/5 starsHumans have a hatred for all zombies. However, it doesn’t have to be this way. Maybe we can turn Zombies from undead monsters into normal working individuals who can contribute to modern society? Enter Working Zombies on the Nintendo Switch!
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Cubed3Drew HurleyAug 20204/10Perhaps Jupiter should have stuck with Picross and continued gathering partnerships with other franchises for Picross spin-offs like the recent Picross: Lord of Nazarick. Fans of Diner Dash will enjoy this blatant clone, but based on the asking price this just is not worth the investment. Check out the far superior Overcooked instead.
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