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Scary zombie-shooting game is too intense for kids.
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Based on 17 parent reviews
Parents say that the game is generally suitable for children aged 10 and older, although opinions vary on appropriate age limits, with many suggesting 12 and up due to its violent content. While some find the graphics and gore to be toned down, others appreciate the intense gameplay and teamwork aspects, highlighting that it can be enjoyable for kids who understand the distinction between gaming and reality.
- suitable for children
- age recommendations vary
- intense gameplay
- teamwork focus
- graphics concerns
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Based on 37 kid reviews
Is It Any Good?
In this terrifying iPhone version of the console game, you're a soldier trapped in a crumbling World War II bunker surrounded by blood-thirsty Nazi zombies. The 3D details and driving Terminator-style soundtrack are good. Zombies roar and stagger realistically. The game isn't quite as slick as other iPhone first-person shooters such as N.O.V.A., and it costs more. But older teen fans of the genre will want it in their collection.
App Details
- Devices : iPhone , iPod Touch , iPad
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- Release date : March 14, 2010
- Genre : Action Games
- Publisher : Activision Publishing, Inc.
- Version : 1.1.0
- Last updated : November 15, 2019
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