So you stay inside with your family but then later that day, some knocking appear on your door. You hear it's a group of kids who say they're hurt but don't specify what injuries they have. Would you let them in or keep them outside?

Personally, I think it will be something along the lines of 28 days later infected they are not dead there just alive with an infection clouding other their mind making them crazy like it could be cross bred virus or mixed one like rabies and ebola or kuru and rabies or something like that, I think that it is possible and I is very likely to happen the zombies running jumping punceing, there real viruses like that as well e.g mad cow disease like it mentioned earlier rabies even ebola if mixed with the right thing so in conclusion it is very possible and it could happen.

In my opinion, World War Z, hands down. Don't get me wrong-I enjoyed the movie and have watched it numerous times. However, I'm also a HUGE fan of the book and the only thing they have in common is the title. Lemme hear yours! 😁

If you want a family friendly version with zombie animals this is for you.

Still a beginner so I would love any feed back😛

The Russian police (along with the OMON and SOBR units) are holding back the onslaught of the horde of the dead “The Revided!” Art for my future universe!

I am absolutely blown away by the outstanding efforts of the artist I am working with! I need everyone to show some love to Mike Po on Fiverr I give him the worst sketches imaginable and he just creates exactly what my game needs.

This is the first game I have ever worked on and he is making it such a joy.

If you like what you see with this and some of the other stuff coming out for the game, please feel free to follow the offical Insta below

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When the biker gang invades the mall there's a scene where some of the lights go off inside making it dark. Why the hell didn't Peter kill ALL the lights and power inside the mall? I would think it would've made it much worse on the bikers being in complete darkness with the zombies. Peter and Flyboy could've picked them off from the air vents too.

FWIW: I think the most terrifying scene of the movie is when all the lights in the building go out one floor at a time after Peter says "Some brothers" in the chopper.

Last week, I had my doubts about where ZombUs was heading. Today, the game is getting noticed and selling more copies than ever before.

And I believe many of you helped make that happen, even when that wasn't your intention.

Every discussion, every comment, every criticism and every bit of attention helped bring ZombUs to more people's screens. Whether you supported me, challenged me or simply wanted to see what all the fuss was about, you helped spread the word.

I'm a solo developer, working on a game I've spent three years building in Unreal Engine, with no marketing budget and plenty still to learn. I don't know where this momentum will take ZombUs, but I know one thing: I'm not stopping now.

So, instead of just talking about the journey, here's the next step.

ZombUs Map 4: LETHE is OUT NOW!

New region. New weapons. New blueprints. New mythical weapons. New perks. And the story continues.

Four maps down. Six to go.

To everyone who helped put ZombUs on the map, intentionally or otherwise: thank you.

Now, back to building.

I just watched Overlord on physical media, which I only have because it came in a multi pack with Crawl. What I remembered from seeing it in the theater was that I could not take it seriously after the opening with the Sergeant. It was already wildly ahistorical to have Boyce in a "white" unit, but they could have handwaved that since he's a translator. But having a black man giving orders to anyone is something that would never have happened or been allowed to happen EVER. What really bothered me is that if they had actually dealt with the reality of segregation in the US military, it would have been a fitting tribute to the racial consciousness that George Romero himself brought to the genre starting with NotLD. Without that authenticity, I found it just a routine action / horror movie that doesn't even have many undead in it. I would go so far as to say I would favor Frankenstein's Army, which at least leaned into the bonkers and still didn't make a complete hash of the history.

Not sure I wanna use him though, especially when my house seems to somehow forever have at least *one* fruit fly flying around... Still a fun prop though!

Like what the hell? I would have been fine with her action in the end if it was actually presented as something heavy and terrible but nope, the film says genocide is okay because humanity bad all of them even though we spent the rest of the film about Melanie discovering her own humanity. Yeah, I'm not gonna root for that type of nonsense. It's just misanthropism propaganda.

Hey zombie fans. It's called Mortuus: round-based zombies for 1 to 4 players, and every run is on a new map. You buy doors, spin the mystery box, upgrade your guns and pick an upgrade after every round, and there's a hidden boss if you find the way to her.

The demo is free on Steam and it's in Next Fest right now: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3680170/Mortuus/

The full game is coming to Steam and Xbox Series X|S. What do you think?

An experimental web game where you helplessly listen to news reports about the 28 days later virus until it reaches you as a helpless old lady living somewhere in the UK.

Pick Cambridge if you want to get it over with!

28hourslaterunofficial.co.uk

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AugmentedNonsense

Hii, im really looking for some nice zombie themed decor that isnt too much Halloween. Ive been obsessed with zombies since I was a little child and I really want to get some zombie decor for my room, but it is really hard to find. Im not looking for something thats too "halloween" something more everyday. If anyone has any recommendations please drop it. Thank you!

Anybody else wonder this? If you played both games u know what i mean.. they both half naked (😍) , they both cry/sing or whatever and they dont attack you unless you come close to them

A repost because apparently the mods just don't like links: I just finished a watch of Wild Zero (which I posted about a while ago), and that gave me a rematch on a track I vaguely remembered from my first viewing. I knew I had it when it got to a scene where Tobio is on foot and another woman is turning into a zombie as she mourns her undead boyfriend. I paused the movie for multiple unsuccessful web searches before I brought up the track listings for the official soundtrack and made my best guess. It was a match, and it turned out to be Tonight by The Vikings (which again you will just have to look up bc I cannot make sense of what the mods want for link formatting). For maximum confusion, the album it's most readily associated with is Best Head Ever from 2005, six years after the release of the movie. The greater mystery is, why are so many of the songs in a Japanese rock opera in English???

My question to everyone is what are some realistic things which you feel would happen in an actual zombie apocalypse which are never (or almost never) addressed or shown in zombie movies/ games?

As an example, I saw someone talk about gasses building up in decomposing zombie abdomens which would cause their abdomen to burst/ pop.

“Zombie Burlesque” looks like a Halloween novelty, but it has lasted far longer than most novelty shows should. The production opened in Las Vegas in 2013 and was built around an intentionally absurd premise: it is 1958, zombies and humans have negotiated an uneasy peace, and the undead have opened Club Z to living visitors. The result is part horror spoof, part burlesque, part old-fashioned variety show.

The show has a life inside a very specific Las Vegas mythology. Its fictional year, 1958, falls squarely within the city's atomic-tourism era, when nuclear testing in Nevada became part of Las Vegas spectacle and branding. The show's own mythology leans into that atomic-age atmosphere and explicitly promises homages to horror films of the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s.

https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/posts/the-las-vegas-zombie-show-keeping-the-variety-revue-alive

Who would win in an all-out confrontation? Or, in other words, which world do you think would give you better survival odds?

This question is, of course, specific to those who’ve played the game and watched the movie.. or are, at least, familiar enough with both worlds’ zombies. They’re both incredibly attuned to noise.. they all hoard in no time.. they’re fast and strong, with infinite stamina.. BUT: Days Gone has vicious zombies of all kinds (‘kid’ zombies that are super agile and fast, adult zombies that are relentless, animal zombies - I only remember Bear zombies, idk if there are others, big oversized heavyweight zombies the size of Sumo wrestlers, and at least one sonic-speed fast old lady zombie. I Am Legend has one type of zombies but they’re like olympic athletes: superhuman speed, agility, jump,…etc. They’re also absolutely and wildly vicious. I believe base-form Days Gone zombies are easier to kill but the special variety (‘sumo’ zombies, old lady…etc.) are harder to kill.

Days Gone zombies have a good base of abilities and ruthlessness + variety of form and size + a mean old lady.. I Am Legend zombies have maxed-out bars across the board but they’re all human-sized. Who would you ‘rather’ try to fight off? 😂

The zombies in these two worlds would (in my opinion) clear out all other zombies in fiction, so I thought of putting them head-to-head. Which zombies from which media title can compete in your opinion?

What if mad scientists creating zombie viruses is a common thing that happens in our world but the government is always able to swoop in and contain the virus, and the government keeps it under heavy wraps, like UFO footage?

Food for thought