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Love Zombies? Help them win in I Love Zombie photo

Zombies. They're the most overdone thing in the world. They're everywhere you turn!

That doesn't mean people can't do interesting things with the concept anymore, though. Which is where I'll highlight Chunsoft's new DS game I Love Zombie, where the player isn't tasked so much with surviving the zombie apocalypse but with helming the zombie apocalypse.

Y'see, a group of peaceful farmers have had "something precious" stolen from them by dastardly villagers. What that "precious thing" is exactly, I'm not sure, but I'd bet that their humanity would be on the shortlist of candidates.

Anyway, peaceful farmers are turned by mysterious gas into cute blue zombies, and it's the player's job to first grow them (on a farm) and then herd them into a proper horde as they overrun the cities and towns, avoiding hazards such as traffic, tasty flocks of sheep, and masked wrestlers.

This is so far the cutest take on the zombie apocalypse I've seen yet (as evidenced by the trailer below), and it's ideas like these that make me think that there might still be a few breaths of (un)life yet in that corpse.



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I need this zombie thing to go away forever. It never was and never will be awesome.
This looks awesome.
Zombies on LCD...
But... Will there be boobs?

Oh, meh. These guys are adorable. I'll take it.
I would have to agree with Travosaga. As much fun as I hope anyone who gets this game has with it, I just don't care about zombies. Maybe if someone used the original Caribbean zombies, drugged with tetrodotoxin from poison dart frogs and controlled by drug treatments and suggestion, I might actually find them interesting. Admittedly, I liked playing Stubbs the Zombie, but it was only for the horde control and the choice of setting. I don't see why I would play a game or watch a movie just to see the same lifeless, disfigured wretches that I avoid at Wal-Mart.
@1:22... that guy reminds me eerily of.... Bruce Willis...

Is that intentional?
I'll bet that these Zombies taste like blue candy. Mmmmmmmmmmmm.
Knees buckling = instant moe. Seriously, look for it. It's all about medial rotation of the leg. There's nothing else to kawaii but this. You can't unsee it.


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