Choice of Zombies 12+

I truly wish this game was turned into a visual novel but I think it would end up being thicker then the dictionary with how many possible scenarios and endings there are

i'm giving 5 stars because i feel like the current reviews are extremely unfair toward the game. many state that their reason for being so low is because players expected a game more like zombie exodus. let's get something straight--zombie exodus was a LONG game. choice of zombies is a decent length. the two aren't really comparable because they're good largely for different reasons. this game isn't as in depth, but it's value is in its ability to be replayed. it seems as if every action you take results in a different story. you need to play through multiple times just to meet all the characters, not to mention the different settings, interactions, and endings. that's where this game really excells. i'm not disappointed because i feel as if it's not right to review this game based on another game and what i think choice of zombies should be rather than what it is. i judge the game based on its own merit and i truly believe that it's pretty good. without the context of the negative reviews, i probably would've given it 4 stars. but seeing all the animosity toward it has changed my mind on that, hence the 5 star review. don't get this game thinking it will be another zombie exodus. get this game for a story you can only get through playing it multiple times--one that certainly has flaws but isn't horrible like some of the current reviews say.

Playing this game, I expected your character to be tested in multiple ways. Though it is an exiting story with a two way beginning and humorous scenes, it somehow always sets you in the same place except maybe with a different variety of group members. If the characters were more bountiful and more roads to different places and a polishing of new events were to develop, then this would be a gold star quality choose-a-story. Though, I enjoyed it and enjoy letting friends have a go at it to test them as well. I acknowledge the writer and tip my hat to him.