It's like Dead Island Lite!

It's hard to imagine a more dreary London than that of Ubisoft's Zombi (or ZombiU if you played it a while back on Wii U). Not quite fifty shades of grey makes up the colour palette and constant rain makes up a perfect backdrop to a post-apocalyptic tale of conspiracies and prophecies.

In pop-culture, it seems as though the theme of zombies has been done to death (excuse the pun). But just like zombies themselves, the theme keeps coming back from the dead in new and interesting ways.

Ubisoft, when you ported this over from the Wii, you forgot to bring the ammo with it, and so it would be nice to play with the guns, but it's always over too quickly. Nice game though, showing it's age a bit, but that isn't bad in this case.

Zombi is hardly a deluxe version of ZombiU, with numerous bugs and few graphical improvements. It's still a good survival game, but feels outdated and misses the Wii U Game Pad.

A variety of fun melee weapons; Crunchy; bloody combat

Loss of the Wii U Game Pad; Repetitive combat; Buggy; 30fps port; Inventory items that cant be dropped

Ubisoft Montpellier is best known for the Rabbids games, Beyond Good and Evil , the Rayman series, and that one King Kong game that is generally thought to be one of the better movie tie-ins around.

Plagued by horendous 'gamebreaking' glitches (and countless less harmful but still annoying glitches) which Ubisoft have failed to fix in the 3yrs the game's been out. Real shame as it would have otherwise been decent.

With their tanks and their bombs.

Hugely atmospheric; Feels more natural with a standard controller; Still the same great game

No multiplayer element; No extra content; Graphical upgrade is barely noticeable