The game play is better than the previous versions, the time pressure is only really there in the beginning trying to destroy the labs to stall the cure where you have to balance between improving your zombies and going for the kill without causing too much of a panic ramping up the human defences. There is a bit of luck involved with the zombies finding all the humans, but well they are zombies after all. The game gets a bit tedious, it takes 5 hours to complete a winning run. The game has rogueish elements, you get xp that gives you points to get advantages(21 in total) for your next run(to get faster in the game and get more points) It would be fine if a play-through would be 1 hour max, or hard enough to not win the game(like ie. Rogue Legacy). They could've done with less regions on the map, or the regions requiring less attacks to be completely destroyed. The difficulty is not that hard: especially if you played the previous Infectonators. The tutorial didn't go as far as explaining what to do once the game really started, it restricted itself to controls and the basic things, but never explained what you needed to do.(altho you figure it out after a bit of gameplay) The music is good, I could listen to it without going mental after five hours, it is one of those soundtracks that is there but not there on the foreground. The graphics are good, very detailed, the only thing that wasn't great is that there is only one race: only white people in Africa and Asia. The amount of different zombies to help you are numerous: 23 different kinds of normal zombies and 12 special ones. They all have their own abilities, and everything feels balanced. Finding combinations that work well together is fun. Is the price too high for this? On first sight it might look like it is, looking like a glorified flash game and simple pixel art. But the depth and details are there. I consider Toge Productions one of the best flash game developers.
