Zombie Incident for Nintendo 3DS
About Zombie Incident for Nintendo 3DS
Zombie Incident drops you into a city where the dead have risen and one brave citizen, Nana, refuses to run away. Presented in a loving 8 bit style, the game sends you across a large connected map of streets, rooftops and dark interiors. Eight golden stars are scattered through the city, and collecting them is the key to ending the nightmare. The simple setup hides a surprisingly tough old school challenge.
This is exploration platforming in the classic mold, with jumping, climbing and zombie dodging across one big map rather than short separate stages. New areas open as you find stars and learn the layout, and every screen cleared feels earned. Checkpoints are fair but the zombies are not, so careful movement matters more than speed. The chunky pixel art and chiptune style music complete a package made with clear affection for retro games.
| Genre | Platformer |
| Publisher | CoderChild |
| Platform | Nintendo 3DS |
| Release | 2015 |
| Available on | Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS |
This small digital release has a simple status for buyers today. The Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023, so new digital purchases are no longer possible. Where a physical cartridge from a retailer exists for a related edition, that is the honest place to look, though this 3DS version was sold digitally. Anyone who bought the game digitally before the closure can still access their purchased games on their system.
Zombie Incident is a compact retro challenge with real bite.
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What's inside
- Explore one large connected zombie filled city
- Collect eight golden stars to end the nightmare
- 8 bit pixel art with a chiptune style mood
- Exploration platforming in the classic mold
- A tough challenge built on careful movement
Best for
Great for retro fans who enjoy exploration platformers and a proper old school level of difficulty.