Word Warrior: Zombie Typocalypse Reviews

Very interesting and innovative idea. Surprisingly intense when you're having to think of a word and type it under pressure!

If you don't like laughing or typing don't play Word Warrior. SERIOUSLY DON'T IF YOU DON'T!

This game is hysterical! The game play is super fun, I love that it spawns models on the fly when you are typing out random words. It kind of reminds me of shooter games you would find in the arcade like time crisis but with a clever twist.

Head-shotted a zombie with a goose and then ate pizza. I language like a pro. 10/10

Such a fun game! I love the variety of 3d objects in the library typing which you can kill zombies. It can be tricky though to remember the right word during a time limit.

i don't dislike this game, and it's certainly not bad, but when i look for a typing game, i want the focus to be on typing. a very large portion of the game focuses on coming up with words using certain letters and certain lengths rather than just typing. i can't recommend it as a typing game when that's not the primary focus

Having a great time with Word Warrior: Zombie Typocalypse! It's a unique blend of typing and action. Love the creativity in summoning anything from my imagination to defeat the undead. The levels are fun, and challenging, and the game keeps me on my toes with its humour and boss battles. It's engaging, hilarious, and one of the most original games I've played lately. Highly recommend it for a fresh, fun gaming experience!

I was looking for a game that could help improve my English and typing skills, and this game fit the bill perfectly. Styled like "The House of the Dead," it couldn't be better. It's dynamic and, most importantly, it feels like anything could happen when we type something. It's impressive how the game merges language learning with fast-paced action, creating an immersive experience that challenges both linguistic skills and reaction times. The unpredictability of what might appear on the screen as we type adds an exciting element of surprise, keeping the gameplay fresh and engaging. This innovative approach not only enhances typing proficiency but also enriches English vocabulary and comprehension, making it an ideal tool for language learners seeking a fun and effective way to practice.

It would've been really fun if every word I imput was actually usable. It is already hard to find words from my hat (even more when you're not a native English speaker), they aren't taken into account because they aren't objects you can throw at them. The funniest parts of this game were the bosses where the words were difficult to write but given under the enemies, the rest was only frustration (when you have to find 5 different words starting with a Z, the meal coming from enemies hit you + the problem written above). In that case, I wouldn't recommend this game, it doesn't reward your typing skills, it rewards your Scrabble skills.

Make no mistake about it, this is a W-E-I-R-D game. Hearkening back to the early days of Xbox Live Indie Games, Word Warrior's low-poly and purposefully off-kilter vibe fills a void I didn't know existed deep in my soul. I was surprised by how many objects the engine successfully spawned right from the tips of my fingers with nothing but my imagination filling the required prompts. I even had a zebra and a yak following me around in levels after summoning them!