Zombie.io - Potato Shooting

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Dive into the engaging world of Zombie.io, a delightful casual shooting mobile game where you play as a lovable potato protagonist.

In this game, extraterrestrial potatoes have unexpectedly landed on Earth, teaming up with humans to combat a sudden zombie invasion and save the planet.

Embark on thrilling missions with your hero team to wipe out zombies and enjoy non-stop intense shooting action and captivating gameplay features.

▼ Endless Zombie Shooting ▼

Showcase your shooting prowess against endless waves of zombies as you strive to survive the apocalypse. Employ precision aim and strategic tactics to take down swarms of the undead.

▼ Mowing down Experience ▼

Clear the battlefield with your squad, creating paths and barriers for the zombies. Use the environment cleverly to gain advantages and outsmart the undead.

▼ Gear Development ▼

Outfit your heroes with formidable weapons, armor, and accessories to boost their capabilities and enhance your survival prospects. Tailor your loadout and uncover unique combinations for each hero.

▼ Assemble your combat team ▼

Rescue additional heroes while making your escape and enlist them in your squad! Each hero possesses distinct special skills; upgrade them and employ the appropriate combat tactics to defeat the ultimate zombie boss!

▼ Roguelite Gameplay ▼

Enjoy the thrill of rogue-lite mechanics, ensuring each playthrough is distinctive. Encounter fresh skills, chapters, and challenges as you advance through the game. Adapt, strategize, and conquer the odds!

▼ Fighting alongside Friends ▼

Meet new companions and embark on novel adventures together. Establish your guild alongside friends to confront formidable bosses and earn marvelous rewards.

Zombie.io guide - tips for beginners

Tip #1 - Upgrade your base Weapon First

The potato's trademark weapon is a dual set of pistols that can shoot in rapid fire at a good range. Since it's the first weapon that you have, it may be one of the weakest but it's also the foundation of every other upgrade and power-up that you'll get. The sooner you upgrade it, the sooner you'll have a solid base to fight back with all the other weapons and allies stacking their effects on top of it. Even if you change out your weapons on the equipment screen, you should follow the same path to make sure your base weapon gets strong early on.

Tip #2 - Weapons First, Stats Later

As you start to level up, you'll get several choices when it comes to upgrades. They will cover one of three categories: Weapons, stats, or allies. The weapon upgrades will grant you another weapon that can be upgraded, stats will improve the effectiveness of the potato and its attacks, and allies will become stronger and more efficient. When starting, you should snap up weapon options as soon as you can just so that you can have a greater attack range and damage variety which will greatly improve your output.

Tip #3 - Don't let the Hordes become Thick

The maps can change from being quite wide open to being very contained which can influence your movement options and how crowded things can get. Enemies will usually spawn offscreen in a way that allows them to always be in a position that can be used to surround you. You need to move in a way that isn't simply circular because that will allow the hordes to build up. Instead, you should carve a path through the thinnest area and move through the stragglers. This will lower the chances of you getting overwhelmed and significantly reduce the amount of damage that you'll receive.

Tip #4 - Be wary of Blobs and Ranged undead

From the very first chapter, you'll see that multiple varieties of enemies aren't simply defined by their size or how much health they have. You'll have to fight zombies and monsters that will have different kinds of attacks with two of the more dangerous being blob enemies and ranged undead. The blobs are dangerous not because they take up decent chunks of space, but because they leave damaging puddles when they die. Ranged undead will still approach you, but much slower so that they have more opportunities to shoot at you. Don't let blobs cut off all your routes and take out ranged attackers as soon as possible.