World War Z Aftermath is getting much tougher, thanks to a brand new game mode that will bring the pain with even more horrifying zombies.

Zombie games have been an absolute staple of the gaming space for decades at this point, from classic series like Resident Evil to newer games like Dead Island 2. Over the years, and as tech has ...

Zombie GO is a puzzle turn-based game with more than 50 beautiful levels. You play as a man who survived the virus and must run away from zombies. On some levels, you must survive people.

Zombie Waves – developed by MACHINGA – is the game for you! Downloaded over 10 million times, it does have some kick to it. However, all that kick is meaningl`ess if you can't survive your way ...

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The knives that have been handed in are due to be destroyed. Over the past 12 months, Essex Police said it had recorded 1,564 incidents of knife-enabled crime in the county, which ...

More than 1,000 zombie knives and machetes have been surrendered to one police force as new legislation banning them becomes ...

Which games are coming out in 2024? If you’re anything like us, your time is already stretched trying to play all the great games out right now, and the year isn’t slowing down any time soon.

Say hi to the best recent Xbox Game Pass games. You'll rarely go wrong with the diverse selection of games on Xbox Game Pass, but there are always a handful of titles that stand above the rest ...

Later on, the PS5 Pro will be released, hopefully making the year's games look and feel even better. We're now well into 2024, and so far it's been a great one for new games, as well as remasters ...

2024, much like the year before it, looks like it's going to be packed with a huge variety of games--both from established franchises like Destiny and Final Fantasy alongside brand-new games from ...

It’s become a bit of a “tradition” for Ubisoft to release “big games” that “people should totally buy,” and then people totally don’t buy them, or don’t buy them in the numbers ...