You're just doing the same thing, over and over, level after level: shoot zombies, board up windows, clean up guts, rinse and repeat. Each board is basically the same, and each level on each board is basically the same. It is a short game there are twenty levels across four locations, and although you'll be playing some of those levels repeatedly (the last half of the game really spikes in difficulty), that doesn't make up for the fact that there's just not a whole lot of variety here. Unfortunately, Zombie Wonderland suffers from that game-killing combo of brevity and repetitiveness. Each night goes by so quickly that you won't tire out before the cock crows and day comes. You'll spend most of you time tap-mashing around the house, running from window to window and shooting what you see. It's a real mélange of ideas, and it much of it can be fun in little bursts. There are also chores to do, the main one being to clean up the zombie guts before the night ends. The building with both your trusty shotgun and a single automatic machine gun.
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You can shore up windows with wooden boards (the zombies never go for the door) and defend Each location has a number windows which you must defend. If you do bit these things by sunup, you survive to work another nigh in one of four locales: a home, a bar, a garage, and a cemetery's office. Your job is twofold: stop the zombies from invading the premesis, and keep the place clean. In Zombie Wonderland, you play Chuck, a handyman for hire in a town suffering from a chronic zombie pandemic. The result is as mixed a bag as the genres it borrows from, although it ultimately succeeds more than it fails. With this game, Chillingo has attempted to blend some of the humor, action, and aesthetic of their popular Minigore with elements of task management and tower defense games. Another day, another zombie game in the App Store! This time it's from Chillingo, and the title is Zombie Wonderland.
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