Zombies Ate My Neighbors

Basic Information

• Release Date: 1993
• Genre: Action, Shooter
• Publisher: Konami
• Players: 1 - 2
• Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)

Game Description

Zombies Ate My Neighbors, also known as ZAMN, is a classic action and shooter game released for the SNES console in 1993. The game was developed by LucasArts and is known for its unique style, blending humor with horror and offering immersive and extremely challenging gameplay.

The action of the game takes place in a town full of horror, where the residents have been transformed into monsters and zombies by the mad scientist Dr. Tongo Evil. Players take control of one of two main characters, Julie White (Julius) or Zeke (Zelda), and go to the rescue of their neighbors.

Gameplay

The gameplay involves rescuing neighbors from attacks by zombies, vampires, werewolves, and other monsters. To do so, players must collect weapons and items such as tear gas, water, and medkits to defend themselves against hordes of enemies. The game is known for its humorous approach to the zombie theme, as well as for its many references to classic films and horror movies. Players traverse various locations, such as suburbs, shopping malls, pyramids, and castles haunted by monsters. In each of the 48 levels, the player must save different types of neighbors, including chefs, teachers, tourists, archaeologists, soldiers, dogs, and cheerleaders.

Zombies Ate My Neighbors offers both single-player and cooperative mode for two players, making it even more exciting and fun. It is a cult game that still enjoys recognition from players and is an unforgettable part of video game history.

Graphic Style and Inspirations

The game is a tribute to classic horror movies from the 1950s and 1960s. It contains numerous references to horror films.

Sequel

The game received a sequel titled Ghoul Patrol released in 1994.

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