Zombiez Seeker

This is what's known as an "on-rails shooter," which means players move along a pre-determined path as they shoot various creatures. The pre-scripted action means events aren't as intense as in other first-person shooters; players don't get worked up over where enemies may be hiding or deciding where they need to move next. The violence is further mitigated due to the crude, cartoony graphical depiction of the game's enemies, which include fantastical creatures such as zombies and skeletons.

Light profanity, including words like "bastard" and "damn," appears in the dialogue with some frequency.

Parents need to know that Zombiez Seeker is an on-rails first-person shooter. In other words, players are driven through levels almost as though they are on an amusement park ride. At times, the movement will stop and players will have to shoot -- and kill -- all the zombies and other undead creatures before they continue. Even though the object of the game is to shoot zombies, the violence is not overly grotesque or intense. The graphics are crude and everything is presented in a very unrealistic, cartoon-like style. Still, there is nothing in the story to alleviate the game's dark tone, which could make it too scary for younger players.