Infinite Monsters Walkthrough

Infinite Monsters is a straightforward and action-packed zombie game. This shooting game features sprite graphics, simple controls, twelve achievements, and an upgrade system similar to that of a role-playing game.

The objective of Infinite Monsters is to destroy an evil purple block that flies across the top of the screen. This may seem easy, but it isn't; this block will summon waves of zombies, killer bees, robots, and other assorted baddies to stop you! Things start out slow, but enemies will become more numerous and more dangerous as you progress in this zombie game.

Luckily, you can upgrade your character in Infinite Monsters. Every monster that you kill will increase your experience. When enough experience is earned, you will level up and gain one skill point. Click on the button labeled "Skills" at the bottom of the screen to use your skill points and unlock upgrades. It is probably best to upgrade your reload speed at first so that you can keep a steady stream of fire on enemies. Later in the game, when it takes more experience to level up, it will be a good idea to upgrade the amount of experience you get per killed enemy as well.

Some enemies in this zombie game will drop bags of money when killed. This money can be used in the shop (accessed by clicking the button labeled "Shop" in the lower-left corner of the screen) to buy weapons. It is best to save your money until you can buy the shotgun. When coupled with the reload speed upgrade the shotgun can blow away enemies at close range and give them a generous pelting from a distance. Weapons and skills that you have acquired will remain unlocked if you die and restart the game without closing the window, but if you end your session, you will have to start from scratch. It is possible that this is a bug, but exploiting it can make the beginning of your next game much easier, provided that you did not close the game's window.

Infinite Monsters is a zombie game that focuses on action rather than scouring for supplies and managing survivors. Casual gamers and gamers that enjoy non-stop action will love Infinite Monsters, but players that like the strategic elements of survival horror games may be disappointed.