Zombies In Central Park Walkthrough

Zombies are often the antagonists of games. They are shot, burned, cut, and brutalized in a variety of ways. It is unknown whether zombies feel pain or not, but it important to realize that they are people too. Zombies In Central Park is a zombie game that will help players realize this and overcome their zombie-phobia.

Although Zombies In Central Park can be used as a tool to teach gamers tolerance of the undead, some may find it to be politically-incorrect. Some of the zombies represent living people (such as Neil Armstrong and Muhammad Ali at the time of this writing), but most of them are celebrities and historical figures who have passed away. Some of the zombies, such as Adolf Hitler and Osama bin Laden, may seem inappropriate, especially the former since he is giving a Nazi salute. However, there is nothing extraordinarily offensive about this zombie game.

Essentially, Zombies In Central Park is a Where's Waldo (or Where's Wally for players outside of North America) type of puzzle game. Your objective is to find the zombie representation of the famous person named at the bottom of the screen. Once you have found the person that you are looking for, click on them, and the next name will be given. There is no time limit in this zombie game, nor are there limits to how many errors you can make. You can improve your score by reducing your mistakes and completing the game quickly, however. When all forty-three of the zombies have been found, the game will end.

Most of the zombies should be easy to find for most gamers who have a bit of historical knowledge, but hints are available if you get stumped. To use a hint, simply click the button towards the lower-right of the screen. Use your hints sparingly, since you are only given five in this puzzle game!

Zombies In Central Park is a point-and-click puzzle game that spares the zombies while still being entertaining. Aside from characters they may offend a handful of gamers, the only downside to this zombie game is the lack of reply value, since the same picture is used each time that you play. If you are looking for a casual game to pass the time, then Zombies In Central Park is an excellent choice, but if you want something to keep you occupied for days on end, then it is probably not for you.