You still need to take careful shots, however, as the these flesh eaters stagger about the place erratically. Pressing the 'aim' button gives you an iron sight view, which also makes a small effort to track the zombie's head. Get a zombie roughly in your sights and your gun tracks them automatically (though not very accurately).

This works beautifully, and with the addition of swiping across the screen quickly to turn 90 degrees, running around while aiming, shooting and looking about the place is easy, accurate and very effective.ĬoD: Zombies also holds your hand to a small degree when aiming and shooting. The third method uses the same thumb-stick for movement, and the accelerometer for looking around the place. You also have the option of switching to two analogue thumb-sticks, which is better, but still very clumsy. This would be fine except for the debilitating clash between movement and the fire and aiming buttons. The default method of control uses a virtual analogue stick for movement (which operates very nicely) while sliding your thumb around anywhere on the right-hand side of the screen moves your vision. During the first couple of rounds it appeared that CoD: Zombies was no different. Where the majority of iPhone FPS games fall down is in their controls. It's beautifully rendered in 3D, with plenty of debris lying about the place to trip you up, and the iPhone 3G throws the polygons around the screen with ease - even when it's busying up with the ravenous undead. It's a reasonably small map, but if anything the cramped conditions only add to the desperateness of your situation. Your CoD troops have found themselves trapped in a dilapidated German bunker, with crumbling defences and a horde of hungry, zombified Nazis clamouring to get in.Īlthough you're quite well armed, there are a lot of ways for the undead to sneak into your soon-to-be tomb, and an important part of the game is fighting them back and briefly repairing your barricades.

Okay, so the first rule of great zombie horror is about where your last stand takes place, and in the case of Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies (can I call it CoD: Zombies from now on, and save a few keyboard miles?) (Yes - Ed) the developer has made an excellent choice. Surfboarding Nazi zombies from beyond hell There are plenty of ways to kill a zombie on iPhone, so this recreation of the extra mode on console shooter Call of Duty: World at War has a lot of stiff (get it?) competition. The surroundings, the weaponry, the company you keep in your last desperate hours of survival, and the meanness of the undead are what a good zombie apocalypse is all about. Sure, everyone knows that going upside their head takes care of business, but to be a world-class zombie hunter you have to do it with style.

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