Heroes VS Zombies Fight

Move: WASD or the arrow keys — keep circling, never stand still
Aim and shoot: Point with the mouse, left click to fire
Reload: Spacebar, ideally before a wave closes in rather than during it
Sprint: Shift, to break out when the horde surrounds you
Grab power-ups: E to pick up shields, health packs and score bonuses
Upgrade: Put earnings into damage, fire rate or accuracy between waves

Action 5.0 ★ (1) Total Ratings: 1 1,180 plays

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Description

Heroes VS Zombies Fight drops Wira into an open arena with zombies coming from every direction at once. There is no cover to fall back to and no exit to reach — the only measure that counts is how long you last and how many you take down on the way.

Moving and aiming are separate jobs, and that split is the whole game. WASD keeps Wira circling so the horde never closes in, while the mouse points the gun wherever the pressure is worst. Standing still to line up a clean shot is how most runs end.

Between waves you put points into damage, fire rate or accuracy, and the three pull in different directions: raw damage clears the heavy zombies, fire rate handles the crowds, accuracy stops your shots being wasted at range. Power-ups dropped during a wave — shields, health, score bonuses — are worth breaking formation for, but only if the gap they leave is survivable.

Each wave introduces a zombie type that behaves differently from the last, so a build that carried you through wave ten can stall at wave twelve. The score multiplier climbs the longer you stay alive, which means the last minute of a good run is usually worth more than the first five.