Zombie Slayer Diox for Nintendo 3DS
About Zombie Slayer Diox for Nintendo 3DS
Zombie Slayer Diox stars Diox, a samurai with an electric guitar, fighting zombies in a world where music itself is a weapon. The idea is as wild as it sounds, mixing horror, rock music and swordplay into one small and memorable package. Story scenes lean into the silliness, and the whole game has the energy of a late night cartoon. Few 3DS games mix genres with this much confidence.
Combat follows the rhythm of each song, because you slash in time with the music using the touch screen. Notes approach along a track, and clean timing turns your sword swings into a flowing performance. Miss the beat and the zombies close in, so every stage feels like a concert where you are both performer and fighter. Rising difficulty and new tracks give rhythm fans a satisfying reason to keep perfecting their timing.
| Genre | Rhythm |
| Publisher | UFO Interactive Games |
| Platform | Nintendo 3DS |
| Release | 2012 |
| Available on | Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS |
This rhythm oddity was a digital release, so buyers today need the facts. The Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023, and new digital purchases are no longer possible. If a physical cartridge from a retailer ever appears for a related edition, that is the honest option to verify, since this version was sold digitally. Those who bought the game digitally before the closure can still access their purchased games as before.
Diox turns every zombie fight into a rock performance.
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What's inside
- A guitar playing samurai who slays zombies
- Slash in time with the music on the touch screen
- Stages that feel like concerts and battles at once
- Rising difficulty for rhythm perfectionists
- A wild mix of horror, rock and swordplay
Best for
Best for rhythm game fans who want something stranger and funnier than the usual music titles.